A rail trolley at Beira station. Two European men ride a narrow gauge rail trolley at Beira railway station, pushed by an African man in uniform. The trolley behind them displays the initials 'TZR', a reference the Trans-Zambeze Railway that ran between Beira and Nyasaland (Malawi). An original caption comments that this was "one method of transport before (the) car (and was) widely used". Beira, Mozambique, circa 1940. Beira, Sofala, Mozambique, Southern Africa, Africa.
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A rail trolley at Beira station. Two European men ride a narrow gauge rail trolley at Beira railway station, pushed by an African man in uniform. The trolley behind them displays the initials 'TZR', a reference the Trans-Zambeze Railway that ran between Beira and Nyasaland (Malawi). An original caption comments that this was "one method of transport before (the) car (and was) widely used". Beira, Mozambique, circa 1940. Beira, Sofala, Mozambique, Southern Africa, Africa.

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