Former Tram Shelter At Junction With Elms Vale Road

The former tram shelter at the junction with Elms Vale Road is an early 20th-century structure made of cast and wrought iron and glass. It has a rectangular shape with canted ends and an open front. The walls are glazed, featuring plinth panels adorned with anthemion motifs at the corners, while the windows above have vertical glazing bars. The low-pitched hipped roof is also glazed and has deep eaves supported by ornate pierced brackets with pendants and valances. The ridge of the roof is decorated with wrought iron cresting, consisting of horizontal bars that end in finials. Inside, there is a wooden bench supported by cast-iron trestles. This shelter is reputedly the only remaining one from the Dover Corporation Tramways, which stopped operating in 1936.