This Thursday, May 16th, Trevor will be presenting "Transit Timewarp: Hamilton", hosted by the Hamilton Mountain Heritage Society.
The slideshow starts at 7pm in the Trinity Lutheran Church at 232 Fennell Ave. East, Hamilton, Ontario.
Celebrate Mother’s Day at the Halton County Radial Railway this Sunday, May 12th. 10am to 5pm!
Mother’s admission to our museum is free with the purchase of one youth admission.
Roll into the Toronto of 1932 and stop awhile at this combination lunch counter and cigar shop in the Bay Street coach bus terminal. https://t.co/n3B8kJLb4q #TOHistory#TorontoArchives
Tomorrow is my next public presentation! The slideshow starts after the South Dumfries Historical Society's 2pm Annual General Meeting. 34 Main St. South, St. George, Ontario.
More info on my website: https://t.co/RFO3HMml3y
My first two books in the "Transit Timewarp" series are on sale through the print-on-demand website Lulu!
Learn more through the "Books" page on my website: https://t.co/zbbWlQkr2Y
We are open tomorrow for Victoria Day!
10am to 5pm, Mon. May 22nd, 2023.
Come ride the rails, have a picnic and spend the day learning about Ontario's electric railway history.
Here's another great photo from @jeremy_hopkin taken in old streetcar #327 at our museum last weekend!
We will be open this Saturday May 13th and Sunday May 14th, 10am to 5pm.
It's not just humans that love our museum!
Blue has been training to become a service dog for @autismds Dog Services and had a great time visiting Ontario's operating streetcar museum, the Halton County Radial Railway!
Trevor Parkins-Sciberras always liked riding the TTC, but it wasn’t until 2014, when he discovered the Halton County Radial Railway – Ontario’s streetcar museum – that he fell in love.
#StarTogether
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Lake Erie & Northern Railway (LE&N) interurban #797 in Preston, Ontario, circa 1950.
This photo is from the collection of one of our museum's volunteers Ian Folkard.
We have LE&N #797 preserved and on display at our museum, so come on out and see it for yourself!
Our dedicated volunteers put in so much hard work to keep our museum operational!
Here's our artsy streetcar, CLRV #4178, over the pit inside our restoration and repair barn.
This weekend (Sat. May 7th and Sun. May 8th) our museum will be re-opening to the public for the 2022 summer season!
On Mother's Day this Sunday, moms get free admission with the purchase of a Youth Admission.
Please go to our website for more info!
There are many more archival photos on our museum's website!
Check out the latest history article about Niagara Falls in our series "Ontario's Lost Electric Railways."
https://t.co/WIoQmrSuKs
There are some interesting railway remnants along the Grand River just north of Paris, Ontario! Learn more in the latest history article on our museum's website:
https://t.co/CmU4PilsZp
Please check out the latest history article on our museum's website, featuring many photos of the lost electric railways of St. Thomas, Ontario:
https://t.co/Y2iD32zLWi
Please watch the latest video on our Youtube channel, featuring high-quality 16mm film footage of the L&PS in Port Stanley during the 1950s:
https://t.co/vVqnIm13sM
TTC snow-sweeper S-40 was turning north from Harbord St. onto Spadina Ave. in downtown Toronto during the winter of 1965.
Today TTC snow sweeper S-37 is preserved at our museum and is still operational!
This photo was taken by the late John Bromley.