Four enthusiasts saved a single tram in 1950. Seventy-five years later, their non-profit cooperative runs full tram services from a Loftus yard beside the Royal National Park, with rescued street furniture — an 1899 overhead pole, a 1907 Railway Square waiting shed, a Liverpool Street signal box — lining a working tramway. Rides run toward Sutherland or the park. Allow two to three hours.
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