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| Poster in tram interior. The Tranvia Historico in Buenos Aires operates at weekends offering free rides around a loop of approximately 1 mile. The depot on Emilio Mitre Street is also used as a workshop for the Subte (underground system) cars. It must be quite a sight to see the Subte cars emerge from the underground and trundle along the street to the depot. |
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| Makers plate from Carris de Ferro do Porto |
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| Detail of the wood work in the interior |
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| Light fittings and clerestory glass |
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| Photo of tram 291 arriving onits low loader |
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| 258 controller |
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| Timetable |
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| Depot yard |
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| Info re Amigos Tranvia |
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| 258 passing the depot en route to the terminus |
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| Mr Podesta, still enthusiastic after many years |
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| People were queuing for the tram at least an hours before service started |
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| Along Emilio Mitre Street |
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| These are the gates and tacks where the Subte cars come up to the surface to get to the tram depot workshop |
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| Tranvia Cafe |
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| Tranvia terminus stop |
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| Passing the depot gates |
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| One of the cars in the depot |
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| Sube cars in the depot |
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| Another depot shot, showing a Subte car, engine and 125 |
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