Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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1885 the North London Tramways Co started to use steam engines to pull trams. The company had 25 engines made by Merryweather and Dick, Kerr and Co; they hauled long-wheelbase trailers made by Falcon Engine and Car Works.

1891 Acquired by the North Metropolitan Tramways Co

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