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The Mumbles Train was, when commissioned in 1807, the first passenger-carrying railway in the world. It was initially horse-drawn, then steam-powered, and in 1929 was replaced by the electric train (the tram). Until 1960, when it closed, the tram could transport thousands of people very quickly along its track from Rutland Street in old Swansea Town to Mumbles pier.

One of 50 limited-edition prints, signed and numbered. £50 + P&P (£6 for UK; overseas costs vary).

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