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Douglas from the promenade to the museum
The horse-tram route follows Douglas’s promenade. The tramway’s horses are stabled at Summer Hill, while the Manx Museum includes galleries on island wildlife and art, a library and archives.
At a glance
A place worth remembering
Rails beside the bay
The Douglas Bay Horse Tramway opened in 1876. The operator describes its route along the promenade from Derby Castle to Broadway.[1]
Horses at Summer Hill
The same operator says the Clydesdale and Shire horses that pull the tramcars are stabled at Summer Hill Stables.[1]
Collections at the Manx Museum
At Kingswood Grove in Douglas, the Manx Museum page mentions, among other things, a Natural History Gallery, the National Art Gallery, a National Library and archives.[2]
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