| 1033 |  | A standard (but not less valuable) shot at the railway station loop.
Note how narrow the front and rear doors are, after the reconstruction.
The car does not look nearly as luxurious as on pre-1917 pictures... [Wolfgang Schreiner, 06.1961] |
| 1034 |  | At route 11; a not immediately recognizable turn at Podol. [Wolfgang Schreiner, 10.1959] |
| 1035 |  | The northern Kontraktovaya Ploschad terminus,
route 11, which ran up to Petropavlovskaya Ploschad back then.
This spot looks almost the same today. [Wolfgang Schreiner, 10.1959] |
| 1038 |  | At the factory in Germany, in full splendor. [Aare Olander collection, 1909] |
| 1041 |  | The tram goes up to Pechersk.
Pedestrians still walk almost freely on Evropeyskaya Ploschad.
At the same time, there are six (!) trams and two trolleybuses
in the picture. Nowadays, this place is completely devoid
of electric mass transit... [Aare Olander collection, 1950's] |
| 1047 |  | Making a left turn from Kominterna
into Zhilyanskaya. Almost like posing for a photo session,
three cars of different generations are following each other:
the Pullman, an MTV-82, and a brand-new Tatra T-2. [Wolfgang Schreiner, 1960's] |
| 1051 |  | Most probably shortly before tram service
on Vladimirskaya was discontinued. Apart from the Pullman, an M1 car,
apparently on route 15, is visible.
On the left is the Vernadsky Library, next is the red University
building; far in the background are the domes of St Sophia.
The photo is taken from inside the famous Moroz House;
this is more or less what one sees today from the balcony of the
Estonian embassy. [Aare Olander collection, 1950's] |
| 1052 |  | At the old route 27 from Podol to GES-2;
most probably this is the single-track stretch on Elenovskaya Ul. [Kiev Electric Transportation Museum, 1950's] |
| 1053 |  | At the northern Kontraktovaya Ploschad terminus,
ready to [Raymond De Groote, Jr., 12.07.1959] |
| 1055 |  | Route 6, behind Evbaz (Jewish Market).
In the background is the Transsignal factory building; the photographer
stands approximately at the spot where the loop of speed tram #3 is nowadays.
The photo is taken either in 1959, when this line was moved here
from Brest-Litovsky Prospekt, or at the beginning of the 1960s. [Wolfgang Schreiner] |
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