Surviving Steam Trams of the World (North West Europe)

This page is one of a series of pages using the research of Don Sibley and Derek Rayner. Click one of the links below for the other pages:

• Surviving Steam Trams of the World - introduction and acknowledgements

• Steam Trams of the Rest of Europe (new picture and relocation 28th February 2021)

• Steam Trams of Africa, Asia, South America and Australasia (bad news 26th September 2014)

• Steam Dummies (North America) (new photograph, 12th August 2013, new entry 13th August 2013)

Not quite steam trams but…

• Skirt Tanks (Europe, South America and Asia)

• Near Misses (some oddities) (new picture 29th September 2015)

Definitely not steam trams but…

• Standard Gauge Steam Locomotives with some Tram Features (new discovery 29th April 2024)

• Non-Standard Gauge Steam Locomotives with some Tram Features (another picture 29th October 2013, new link 2nd November 2013)

• Cockerill Locomotives (restoration of 3157, 11th August 2021)

• Steam Railcars (new picture 13th March 2023)

This page lists surviving steam trams of Belgium, France, the Netherlands (Holland) and the United Kingdom. The division is arbitrary, an attempt to avoid having a very large number of items on a single page.

For a historical survey of the types of locomotives (tram and conventional) used on Belgian tramways (Société nationale des chemins de fer vicinaux, SNCV) see http://www.passion-metrique.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5092&p=291061#p291061. (added 17th December 2013).

Click on a thumbnail for a larger picture, then click the link or the image to return to this page. The page with the larger image carries the name of the photographer concerned, as you will see further pictures are needed. If you can fill the gaps or provide an alternative larger image approx 800 x 600, please get in touch using the email address at the bottom of the page.