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Our museum's first carbarn was still under construction in this 1960 photo taken by Robert Sandusky. This was about 6 years since the first two streetcars, 1326 and 55, arrived at the property for preservation. Robert was one of our Founding Members and recently passed away.

TTC PCC streetcar #4633 was approaching Barn #1 at our museum on August 8th, 1982. Bill Watson was at the controls. This photo was taken by the late Robert Sandusky. We are closed for November but will re-open during the first two weekends in December.

Our museum wouldn't have been created if it weren't for the efforts of our Founding Members. Here are four of them attending a National Railway Historical Society visit on July 25th, 1980. Left to right: Ron Cooper, John Mills, Robert Sandusky, and Jack Knowles.

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Fairy Lake in Acton, Ontario, once had a bridge for the Toronto Suburban Railway (TSR)'s Guelph Line. Service ended in 1931 and the bridge was dismantled in 1935. Today some wood supports remain in the water and are visible from Fairy Lake Lookout.

Two pairs of old Toronto subway trains were outside at our museum in this photo by Bill Carr - circa 2000. The silver M-1s were built in 1962 and the red G-1s are from 1953. We are closed for November but will re-open for "Christmas on the Rails" - First two weekends in Dec.

Get your tickets online or at the door for "Christmas on the Rails" - 2025 at our museum! December 6, 7, 13 and 14: 1pm to 8pm. Learn more on our website.

The Halton County Radial Railway's 70th anniversary book is more than 65% sold out! It's a great addition to any bookshelf and a treasured gift for railfans or fans of the museum. It's available in the Gift Shop (Dec 6, 7, 13 & 14) or online at hcry.org/store/

The elves have been busy decorating our museum for Christmas on the Rails - 2025! Come enjoy the festivities, meet Santa, and ride some old streetcars during the first two weekends in December. 1pm to 8pm. Tickets available through our website or just pay at the door.

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Christmas is happening at Ontario's streetcar museum! December 6th, 7th, 13th and 14th - 2025. 1pm to 8pm. Get your tickets at the door or through our website. Unlimited streetcar rides and display buildings to explore. Cookie decorating available too (extra cost).

And that's a wrap for our first weekend of Christmas on the Rails - 2025! Come out December 13th and 14th, 1pm to 8pm, to enjoy the festivities. After that, we will be closed until May 2026. Tickets are available through our website or at the door.

On November 29th, 2025, we moved London (Ontario) Street Railway #23 from Barn #4 to Barn #3. This was to make space for the newly arrived Montreal car #104. Photos by Museum Member Tom Dusmet. We are only open for Christmas on the Rails - First two weekends in December.

This weekend (Dec. 13 &14) are the last two days of Christmas at our museum! We will then be closed until May 2026.

Our museum is now CLOSED until May of 2026. This is the time of the year that we catch up on maintenance and give our old streetcars (and volunteers) a break. Enjoy the holidays and see you next year!

Santa and one of his elves were riding in our 1923 Peter Witt streetcar #2894 at our museum! This was taken during "Christmas on the Rails" - December 7th, 2025. We are now closed until May of 2026.

The TTC's Peter Witt streetcars #2424, #2766, and #2894 were out for some special tour in Toronto. September 22nd, 1980 photo by Harvey Naylor. Our museum in Milton, Ontario, is now closed until May of 2026.

Merry Christmas eve from all of us at Ontario's streetcar museum, the Halton County Radial Railway! Robert Sandusky took this photo at our museum back on Feb. 3rd, 1974. We are now closed until May of 2026.

A view from inside our Barn #2 on January 18th, 1976. Taken by Museum Member #2 Robert Sandusky. Enjoy the holidays and we'll see you all in May of 2026!