Oslo tram (& suburban train) museum visit

Sorry that this is off topic. I don't subscribe anywhere else, and hope the photos are interesting anyway. I was a bit too cold to take many.

Last night I tramped through the snow, and -16°C temperature to the tram museum at Majorstuen, Oslo. It's well worth a visit. A current tram driver, and enthusiast, showed me around. In common with many UK transport museums, they are underfunded, have a lack of volunteers, and store their vehicles in multiple locations. A number are in Majorstuen, an old tram shed (sole remainder of a complex of sheds originally on this site), though some trams are kept in the modern running sheds, and come out on operating days.

Outside the shed:

Entrance:

On the left is an old wood panelled suburban train:

Inside the train, used as a training/meeting room, and the only heated vehicle inside the shed:

Their sole remaining trolleybus:

'20s ? trams:

After I left, they turned the lights out! Visible is a '60s suburban train.

The majority of these trams do not / cannot run, as they are 600V. There are a few old trams converted to 750V, and these are driven by the guy that showed me around, as well as other volunteers.

Cheers

Humbug