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BEAR’S DEN in Tramshed, Cardiff
05/11/2019
Nightclub Party Night, With A Twist...
The Tramshed in Cardiff had a party with a twist on Saturday night. Rex, Rory & Brenda made an appearence to their Jurassic Themed Event!
Take a look at how awesome our dinosaurs looked.
Marmozets - Tramshed Cardiff
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Newtown Tram Depot - Part 3
A small underground part of the depot is surprisingly well-lit and colourful from the layers of graffiti. The missing floor panels allow light to shine in during the day.
Despite the daylight, nature hasn’t quite gained the same stronghold as it has on the ground level. It’s quiet and eerie and feels completely isolated given that civilisation and the noise of the city is only metres away.
Newtown Tram Depot - Part 1
Opened in 1900 and abandoned in 1957, this is what remains of the Newtown Tram Depot on Angel Street, next to the Newtown Railway Station (which is still operational and accessed via King Street).
The depot provided trams for the Canterbury, Earlwood, Glebe Point and Summer Hill lines during its years of operation. All tram services in Sydney ceased to operate by 1961.
After 60 years of neglect, little remains of the iron roof and windows with nature reclaiming much of the site. Little more than a brick shell remains. It is now a haven for the homeless of Sydney and graffiti artists.
The depot remains in the ownership of Railcorp (essentially the New South Wales state government) with no plans to develop or renew the site.