Graz Haller #2

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Name		Graz Haller (Graz) /Graz Haller -30 [1-0-1] (1909-1909)
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Baunummer
Baujahr		1909
verschrottet
Eigentümer
?		TMB Innsbruck
1909	1941	LBIHiT Innsbruck
1941	?	IVB Innsbruck
Wagennummern
Anlieferung	Ausmusterung	Wagennummer
?		2 / TMB Innsbruck
1909	1941	2 / LBIHiT Innsbruck
1941	?	2 / IVB Innsbruck
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Owned by IVB, operated jointly by IVB and TMB

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14 Mai 2007 - Innsbruck, Austria/Osterreich. Historic tram #2 (ex-Stubiatalbahn) and trailers #111 and #104 (ex-Mittelgebirgsbahn) in the beautiful pine woods, near Tantegert on Line 6 from Igls. A charter trip operated on behalf of IVB by Tiroler Museumsbahnen volunteers. Tough work, but someone has to do it!
Autor: dvigar edytor

14 Mai 2007 - Innsbruck (AT) – Mulhsee. …..and this is why the Muhlsee stop isn’t much used! It’s situated on a mountain side, with no buildings to be seen in any direction! This is a special trip with museum trams, but the normal tram service also comes here.
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14 Mai 2007 - Innsbruck (AT) – Igls, Lanser Strasse. A 1904 Graz-built tram of the Stubaitalbahn, drawing two trailers.
Autor: dvigar edytor

14 Mai 2007 - Innsbruck (AT) - Tantegert. The tram is dwarfed by the huge pine forest along Line 6.
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14 Mai 2007 - Innsbruck, AT - Muhlsee: Line 6 of Innsbruck Tramways twists and turns up into the mountains with hardly a building in sight on its way to the village of Igls. Here is the lonely halt at Muhlsee with a 1904 Graz tram from the local tram museum passing on a special trip. Only the occasional hiker is picked up here! The tram originally came from the Stubaitalbahn, the other village interurban which runs out of Innsbruck and which, unlike this line, is served all year round.
Autor: dvigar edytor

14 Mai 2007 - Innsbruck, AT - Muhlsee: Deep in the huge pine woods, 1904 Graz-built tram #2 heads towards Innsbruck on a charter trip from Igls along Line 6.
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Graz Haller #2

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