THE TRAM-WAYS OF JAMAICA, History of Public transportation in Jamaica

Did you know that Jamaica had a Tramcar system back in the 1800s? In this video we go back in time to kingston jamaica, and take a look at 1800s public transportation in Jamaica.
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The Tramways of Jamaica, History of Public Transportation in Jamaica
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[@robertwaldron5508]

I rode the tram 🚊 when I was a child in Jamaica. Oh for the good days back then. Parade is where you go to get all the buses to your destination around town, up to Constant Spring. King street is where you go shopping 🛍

[@EliteJamaica]

Thank you for watching, happy I Could bring back memories

[@EliteJamaica]

Thank you for watching

[@hutchinsonjohnson2909]

Elite Jamaica 🇯🇲 love that

[@thunderrebel148]

Still watching this educational content 🌴💚🖤💛🇯🇲 many blessings 🕊

[@EliteJamaica]

Thank you for watching

[@marlenewest7745]

So mi could a tek a tram go Hope Garden ,nice.🤣Thanks Alex.Where I am living, we have Light rail.🙏🏼🕊Stay blessed 🙌 😇

[@peggyclarke8993]

I rode the tram when a child.Passed at the bottom of the road where I lived.

[@janetteosborne3602]

Alexx that was brilliant, like you it’s a pity one was one preserved, what your doing over is brilliant, the information you’ve given us was not and is still not being taught in schools. God bless, looking for to more, I’m watching again.

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings to you

[@mariopalmer7135]

My name is Mario sorry but appreciated

[@mariopalmer7135]

Thank you but i am an educator with two kids to feed including myself and these generation.
Next topic is Kendal Crash, Football shorty Malcolm and linval Rudy Dixon, Paul Tegat Davis, the Road to France team 1998 Brokie Barns,

[@robertcamble3543]

​@@EliteJamaicaVery interesting Topic .Could you do one on the Jamaica Omnibus Service?. This is Jamaica's 1st organized Bus Company & is a part of Jamaica's transportation History . There's a few of the L & G buses that used to operate in the 60s that are still in good condition located in Black River used as hostel buses . It would be good if the classic cubs make a joint effort in restoring these Kingston Street Icons & display them in classic shows .Many younger generation never heard of j.o.s bus Company .

[@dorehb7679]

Much appreciated. I had no idea 🤷‍♀️. Have a great day 🙏👍

[@virgoangel4072]

Thank you Alex interesting vlog. Always educating

[@maureenwilliams7404]

Thanks for sharing. Some of the lines were still visible in the fifties so you have now connected all the dots.

[@vilmabeckford1483]

thanks Alex. I vaguely remember them, thanks for bringing that part of our history to light. much grace

[@barrettz6420]

Didn't know we had those stuff in Ja

[@marciawilliams291]

Wow, thx for this info, very educational. 👍🥰🙏👏

[@sharonsavage5596]

Land of my birth❣️never taught this in the Canadian school system. Thanks for bringing these teachings from the archives.🥰🙏🏾

[@bennettstephenson9090]

excellent information

[@yvettefearon2289]

You did your research well, thanks so much
I'm only used to the quarter million and the buggy back then.

[@kennoybrown3946]

Very interesting indeed

[@philliplyn2692]

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@gloriathompson4010]

Yes, I knew of it and drove on it at a young age with my older cousin Joyce when I was about 6yrs. Yes and donkey carts use to be the main transport when I lived in Smith Village in Greenwich which was mostly agricultural growing mostly callao cabbage and carrots. Trent Town was all bushy and breed goats, sheep and pigs. White people use to be in Greenwich at ST.Albans Anglican Church. Today, sadly its a ghetto

[@ellihall2266]

Thanks Alex, I had no idea there were trams. as a child I travelled on the horse drawn buggies in Port Antonio. I do t know trans. Great stuff.

[@errolknight3969]

Hi man I remember my dad telling me when he was young he use to ride the tram car

[@mr.c5969]

My late mother was laughed at by her peers for living in Kingston and not knowing Tram Car. But in her defense, she claimed that by the time she left the rural areas to live in Kingston, Tram cars were already out of service 🙄

[@flybyairplane3528]

Hello,in my time the trams were owned by JPS,OUR NANNY,took us riding on SUNDAYS, HOPE GARDENS ,,INSTITUTE OF JAMAICA,on EAST STREET,Constant SPRING

[@user-mz2id6gz4p]

My granny told me 1967 jpeter rathbonr

[@dancehallmojomusicreviews5884]

In they still run call street car

[@jimferry6539]

Hey man can you tell me if a person is allowed to do metal detecting in Jamaica?