StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: non-passenger stock

Driver's gate giving access to the platform [sole survivor of the original pattern] This is the sole survivor of a batch of 4 built in 1895 by Milnes [visually very similar to vehicles built at the same time as passenger cars for the MER & SMR] numbered as Cars 10 to 13. They were not a success as they were unglazed and open-sided. They were converted to goods use - as cattle cars ? - and painted all-over freight grey and numbered with the freight stock. This vehicle was in the small museum in Ramsey Plaza for some years. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manx_Electric_Cars_10-13 This vehicle was in the small museum at Ramsey Plaza for some years, it is now [I believe] privately owned. Repainted for an appearance in the transport festival [July 2023] and now in storage at Laxey.

The original iron "gate" - sole survivor - onto the driving platform. This is the sole survivor of a batch of 4 built in 1895 by Milnes [visually very similar to vehicles built at the same time as passenger cars for the MER & SMR] numbered as Cars 10 to 13. They were not a success as they were unglazed and open-sided. They were converted to goods use - as cattle cars ? - and painted all-over freight grey and numbered with the freight stock. This vehicle was in the small museum in Ramsey Plaza for some years. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manx_Electric_Cars_10-13 This vehicle was in the small museum at Ramsey Plaza for some years, it is now [I believe] privately owned. Recently repainted for an appearance in the transport festival [July 2023] and now in storage at Laxey.

This is the sole survivor of a batch of 4 built in 1895 by Milnes [visually very similar to vehicles built at the same time as passenger cars for the MER & SMR] numbered as Cars 10 to 13. They were not a success as they were unglazed and open-sided. They were converted to goods use - as cattle cars ? - and painted all-over freight grey and numbered with the freight stock. This vehicle was in the small museum in Ramsey Plaza for some years. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manx_Electric_Cars_10-13 This vehicle was in the small museum at Ramsey Plaza for some years, it is now [I believe] privately owned. Repainted for an appearance in the recent transport festival [July 2023] and now in storage at Laxey.

This is the sole survivor of a batch of 4 built in 1895 by Milnes [visually very similar to vehicles built at the same time as passenger cars for the MER & SMR] numbered as Cars 10 to 13. They were not a success as they were unglazed and open-sided. They were converted to goods use - as cattle cars ? - and painted all-over freight grey and numbered with the freight stock. This vehicle was in the small museum in Ramsey Plaza for some years. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manx_Electric_Cars_10-13 This vehicle was in the small museum at Ramsey Plaza for some years, it is now [I believe] privately owned. Recently repainted for an appearance in the transport festival [July 2023] and now in storage at Laxey.