Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Tramway de Versailles or Tramway Versaillais was a 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) standard gauge tramway system serving the French city of Versailles.The first lines opened in 1896 and served: Square Duplessis - Grandchamps la Rive Droite - Sénat la Rive Gauche - Chambre Députés.The first modernisation was the opening of a steam tram between Versailles and Saint-Cyr-l'École on 20 November 1889. The second happened in October 1895 when the SVTE (Société Versaillaise de Tramways électriques) took over the network, electrified it and purchased 29 electric tramways from the Postel-Vinay works.The network went from three to six lines and served: Line A: Glatigny - Granchamp Line B: Clagny - Orangerie Line C: Le Chesnay - Chantiers Line D: Square Jean Houdon - Montreuil Line E: Rive Droite - Trianon Line F: Rive Gauche - St CyrIn 1907, line C was extended to Porchefontaine and line D to République.During the 1950s the network was formed only of lines A, B, C and E. It was seriously amputated at the dawn of World War II and closed on 3 March 1957 during a glorious celebration with 200 000 inhabitants, the mayor of Versailles, Maurice Chevalier and the baptism of the replacing buses."@en }
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- Trams_in_Versailles abstract "The Tramway de Versailles or Tramway Versaillais was a 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) standard gauge tramway system serving the French city of Versailles.The first lines opened in 1896 and served: Square Duplessis - Grandchamps la Rive Droite - Sénat la Rive Gauche - Chambre Députés.The first modernisation was the opening of a steam tram between Versailles and Saint-Cyr-l'École on 20 November 1889. The second happened in October 1895 when the SVTE (Société Versaillaise de Tramways électriques) took over the network, electrified it and purchased 29 electric tramways from the Postel-Vinay works.The network went from three to six lines and served: Line A: Glatigny - Granchamp Line B: Clagny - Orangerie Line C: Le Chesnay - Chantiers Line D: Square Jean Houdon - Montreuil Line E: Rive Droite - Trianon Line F: Rive Gauche - St CyrIn 1907, line C was extended to Porchefontaine and line D to République.During the 1950s the network was formed only of lines A, B, C and E. It was seriously amputated at the dawn of World War II and closed on 3 March 1957 during a glorious celebration with 200 000 inhabitants, the mayor of Versailles, Maurice Chevalier and the baptism of the replacing buses.".
- Q3537223 abstract "The Tramway de Versailles or Tramway Versaillais was a 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) standard gauge tramway system serving the French city of Versailles.The first lines opened in 1896 and served: Square Duplessis - Grandchamps la Rive Droite - Sénat la Rive Gauche - Chambre Députés.The first modernisation was the opening of a steam tram between Versailles and Saint-Cyr-l'École on 20 November 1889. The second happened in October 1895 when the SVTE (Société Versaillaise de Tramways électriques) took over the network, electrified it and purchased 29 electric tramways from the Postel-Vinay works.The network went from three to six lines and served: Line A: Glatigny - Granchamp Line B: Clagny - Orangerie Line C: Le Chesnay - Chantiers Line D: Square Jean Houdon - Montreuil Line E: Rive Droite - Trianon Line F: Rive Gauche - St CyrIn 1907, line C was extended to Porchefontaine and line D to République.During the 1950s the network was formed only of lines A, B, C and E. It was seriously amputated at the dawn of World War II and closed on 3 March 1957 during a glorious celebration with 200 000 inhabitants, the mayor of Versailles, Maurice Chevalier and the baptism of the replacing buses.".