The National Tramway Museum, located in the little village of Crich in Derbyshire, is a bustling National museum preserving Britain's heritage.
The workhorses of the day, trams, are preserved here and seen running in the type of surroundings once seen in every city and large town.
With examples from Glasgow, Blackpool, Leeds and Sheffield to name just a few, there are also Trams from east and west Europe, America and even Australia!
There is a very wide range of things to do at the Museum - the Exhibition Hall, Tram Depots, Indoor and Outdoor Play areas, period street and shops, Workshop Galleries, Derby Assembly Rooms, Red Lion Pub, Woodland Walk from Wakebridge - and that's not even including the Tram Ride itself!
So, whether you want to discuss days gone by, find out about the latest fleet news, or simply to keep in touch with the comings and goings, then this group is for you!
Picture: Newly-launched Blackpool Bush 630 pauses in the sun at Glory Mine on 12th May 2012.
Picture Courtesy Jack Gordon.

The Current Operating Fleet Is:Not all trams may be operational at all times, some may be out of service for routine maintenance, etc
*Blackpool Fleetwood 2
*Chesterfield 7
*Sheffield 15 (limited use)
*Glasgow 22
*Tramlink 038
*Blackpool 40
*Southampton 45
*Johannesburg 60
*Sheffield 74
*Cardiff 131
*Blackpool 166
*Leeds 180
*MET 331
*Leeds 399
*Blackpool 630
*Blackpool loco 717
*Glasgow 812
*London 1622
*Berlin 223 006-4
*GMJ

Currently in the Workshop:
*LUT 159 - Restoration
*Blackpool 236 - Commissioning
*Leeds 345 - Overhaul
*Paisley 1068 - Repainting