I always found the West German trams very impressive and modern looking. Viewed in 1982 I guess as the one's in Cologne were red and cream this green tram must have been working in Dusseldorf.
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Hallo,
this photo has been taken at the tramstop "Rudolfplatz" in Cologne.
It shows Tram 3038 running eastbound to Brück and will soon cross the city center of cologne.
It is a rare shot, and it should be really difficult to find the same place now, bacause the eastbound tracks have been deverted in the middle 80th into a parallel running street more south, so that a one-way system for cars and trams could be craated.
Very close right just out of the frame of this photo an old part om a gate "Hahnentor" - part of the old wall around is situatet.
Most tram photographers used the opposite position to create photos of trams together with that old gate.
I hope to help you
tramfan239
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