File:Smedslätten, hållplats för spårvagnar, 1923.jpg
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Svenska: Smedslätten, hållplats för spårvagnar, fotografi från 1923. Den 1 oktober 1923 förlängdes spårvägen från Äppelviken och fram till det nybyggda Smedslättstorget, som då fortfarande var en del av Ålstensvägen. Till höger skymtar byggnadsställningar vid fastigheten i kvarteret Snögubben, som var under byggnation 1923. Väntpaviljongen ritades av Waldemar Johansson. |
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| Source | Stockholmskällan, Spårvägsmuseet. Objekt-ID, Fotonummer SM 2063-46. |
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Fotograf: Dahllöf Publicerat av Stockholms Spårvägsmuseum. |
Bildtext enligt Per Jacobson, En spårväg till Bromma, Baneforlaget 1998, sidan 31, lyder:
"1920-talets typiska förortståg passerar Smedslätten på väg mot Ålsten. Tågsättet bestående av motorvagn typ A12 samt släpvagnstyperna B17 och B16 kunde ta upp till cirka 180 trafikanter." (Foto: Stockholms Spårvägsmuseum.)
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