| | The fishing port of Grimsby and the holiday resort of Cleethorpes were connected by an intensive trolleybus service between the two towns in the period of 1937 to 1960 and operated jointly by the two municipalities. This publication follows this joint route, plus the Grimsby service to Weelsby Road, and depicts a silent, fume free, electrically powered form of public transport that served the two towns so effectively, whilst also illustrating street scenes from the mid 20th century. Contents
- Introduction & Acknowledgements
- Trams to Trolleybuses
- Grimsby –
- George, Osborne & Bethlehem Streets
- Old Market Place
- Victoria Streets
- Cleethorpe Road/Riby Square
- Freeman Street, Hainton Avenue & Weelsby Road
- Cleethorpes – Grimsby & Pelham Roads
- Isaacs Hill/High Street
- Alexandra Road
- High Cliff
- High Cliff Road/Kingsway
- Bathing Pool
- Depots
- Rolling Stock – Grimsby
- Rolling Stock – Cleethorpes
- Tower Wagons
- The Beginning and The End
- The After Life
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