Links To Other Sites - Dennis Links - Museums To Other Sites   Biographies of Aldershot & District Dennis Lancets This page is dedicated to the extensive fleet of Dennis Lancets operated by Aldershot & District Traction Company Ltd. in Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex both before and after the second world war. This page is part of "The Classic Buses Website" by Dick Gilbert   The Classic Buses Website Lots of bus information and photos, also has one of the best Events Diaries Bus Events Diary   Comfy Coaches Interest Group The Comfy Coaches Interest Group was initiated to stimulate interest in the former Farnham coaching company of that name.   NARTM National Association of Road Transport Museums   Alton Bus Rally Lots of photos going back to 1995, in 2005 the event saw more than 130 Buses and Coaches in attendance, over 30 of which operated the free bus services.   Friends of King Alfred Buses On Buses of Winchester   Southcoast Motor Services For more on Southdown Buses   The East Sussex Omnibus Society A good site and lots information and photos   Bristol Commercial Vehicles Enthusiasts For all your South West VR News, some ex-Alder Valley VRs here.   Southend Corporation Transport '61 A very good site with some photos of Ex A & D buses   PSV-Circle The PSV CIRCLE was formed nearly sixty years ago with the aim of ensuring the membership is provided with accurate and up to date information   Local Transport History Society With illustrated e-books covering much of the UK’s transport history from steam tramways to the early municipal and independent bus networks. Readable on any Windows PC they represent an alternative to paper books. There is one on Aldershot & District, which contains some archive photos and a full fleet listing.   Surrey Classic Vehicle Club The Surrey Classic Vehicle Club gives older car owners another outlet for the use of their vehicles by organising events in and around the Surrey area   Road Transport in Normandy Road Transport in Normandy and the history of the "H" to the "20" with photos and timetables, this is part of the Normandy Historians site.   Transport Past Times This website is dedicated to the Golden Era of Transport and will offer you the chance to re-live those memories and to purchase an original piece of history when a journey was memorable and exciting.   Wikipedia Wikipedia is a multilingual Web-based free-content encyclopedia wiki service. Wikipedia is written collaboratively by volunteers, allowing most articles to be changed by anyone with access to a web browser. The project began on January 15, 2001, as a complement to the expert-written Nupedia and is now operated by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation. Wikipedia as pages on Aldershot and District Traction, Alder Valley and Yellow Bus Services Dennis Links   Dennis Society This site is for Owners of Dennis vehicles. The Dennis Society was The Dennis Bus Owners Association and is the focal point for owners and enthusiasts giving advice and information to assist in the restoration of all vehicles built by Dennis Bros of Guildford.   Wikipedia Wikipedia as pages on Dennis Specialist Vehicles and Dennis Loline Museums   The Rural Life Centre The Rural Life Centre is an entirely private collection and run by a charitable trust. It is pleasantly distributed over ten acres of field, woodland and barns.   Amberley Museum Amberley is a thirty-six acre open air museum set in the midst of the beautiful South Downs in West Sussex.   London Bus Museum London Bus Museum is much, much more than simply a display of old buses for enthusiasts; its aim is to present the unique engineering heritage of the collection in its historical, social, technological and educational background.   London Transport Museum History Transport in London. Back to Index   © Copyright by ADBIG All Rights Reserved.