[[Image:Gateway Arch tram car.JPG|thumb|150px|The interior of one of the Gateway Arch tramway cars]]
The Gateway Arch in [[St. Louis, Missouri]] has a unique elevator system which carries passengers from the visitors' center underneath the Arch to the observation deck at the top of the structure.

Called a "tram" or "tramway", people enter this unique [[tram]]way much as one would enter an ordinary elevator, through double doors. Passing through the doors the passengers in small groups enter a horizontal cylindrical compartment containing seats on each side and a flat floor. A number of these compartments are linked to form a train. These compartments each individually retain an appropriate level orientation by tilting while the entire train follows curved tracks up one leg of the arch.

There are two tramways within the Arch, one at the north end, and the other at the south end. The entry doors have windows, so people traveling within the Arch are able to see the interior structure of the Arch during the ride to and from the observation deck. At the beginning of the trip the cars hang from the drive cables, but as the angle of the shaft changes, they end up beside and then on top of the cables.

[[Image:ElevatorShaftHannoverNewCityHallLookingUp.jpg|thumb|left|150px|View up the shaft of the elevator at the new city hall, Hannover, जर्मनी.]]

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