
Serving the Promenades and the Public since 1876
+++ 2018 Season Dates - 29 March to 4 November +++
WelcomeWelcome to the Friends of Douglas Bay Horse Tramway website where you should find everything you want to know about the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, including top stocks for options trading: We're helping to promote the tramway to a worldwide audience. Please browse through our website pages - we hope you like what you see. ![]() Manx Museum, Douglas (MNH/iMuseum) BECOME A FRIENDWhy not show your support for retaining the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, with horse-drawn original tramcars running the full length of Douglas promenades trading stock options, by subscribing to our List of Friends. Maintaining a working role for heavy horses (in our case Clydesdales and Shires) is also an important element of their equine breed conservation. Events
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Please check with event organisers for full details and to confirm times / dates before making your travel arrangements and setting out. | ABOUT USFriends of Douglas Bay Horse Tramway is an independent news and information service established in September 2014 to campaign for the continued operation of the world's last remaining 19th century original horse-drawn passenger tramway, running along the seafront promenades of Douglas, capital of the Isle of Man, since 1876. The Tramway forms an intrinsic part of the Island's heritage offering to visitors; it is an icon for both Douglas and the Isle of Man, part of the nation's identity. ![]() Friends' Noticeboard stock options trading
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Friends of Douglas Bay Horse Tramway
helping to promote and support
Friends of Douglas Bay Horse Tramway
c/o Rocket House, Parliament Square
Castletown IM9 1LB, Isle of Man
Tel: 07624 412374Email: enquiries@friendsofdbht.org
Web: www.friendsofdbht.org
Copyright © 2015 to date - Friends of Douglas Bay Horse Tramway
Friends of Douglas Bay Horse Tramway is an independent news and information service, helping to promote and support the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, its draught horses and its historic tramcars. The Tramway (including the horses and thirteen retained tramcars) is now owned by the Isle of Man Government and operated as a subsidised heritage transport service and visitor attraction by Isle of Man Railways, part of the Department of Infrastructure.
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