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PLYMOUTH, DEVONPORT AND DISTRICT TRAMWAYS ACT 1882

LINE 4

On July 24th 1882 The Plymouth, Devonport & District Tramways Act received the Royal Assent.

The Act authorised the construction of seven tramways in Plymouth and Devonport, of which line 4 would start at Princess Square and pass along Princess Place and Notte Street to terminate at the south end of the Brunswick Inn, Southside Street.

This line was a half a mile in length.

 

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