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Halton County Radial Railway Museum

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DescriptionThe Halton County Radial Railway is a working museum of electric streetcars, other railway vehicles, buses and trolleybuses. It is operated by the Ontario Electric Railway Historical Association.

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Christmas on the Rails – December 6, 2025
Events, 2025-08-19
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Christmas on the Rails – December 7, 2025
Events, 2025-08-19
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Christmas on the Rails – December 13, 2025
Events, 2025-08-19
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Christmas on the Rails – December 14, 2025
Events, 2025-08-19
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Open for Operations May 2026
Events, 2025-04-17
Check back soon for the opening day in May and 2026 event dates. Come out to the museum and check out what’s been happening over the winter months. Bring your family and friends to ride the rails and enjoy the spring weather in a unique setting. See the admission and hours for more information. The post Open for Operations May 2026 appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
50 Years of Public Operations at the Streetcar Museum
HCRR News, 2022-06-25
Our museum, the Halton County Radial Railway, has entered it’s 50th year of public service! On June 25th, 1972, the Official Opening ceremonies were held at the west end of the property with crane car C-1 being used as a podium. Early arrivals to the event saw the last adjustments being made to the overhead […] The post 50 Years of Public Operations at the Streetcar Museum appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
Ontario’s Lost Electric Railways
History, 2022-04-15
Our museum’s Social Media Manager Trevor Parkins-Sciberras has been creating this series of history articles called “Ontario’s Lost Electric Railways”, which focuses on photographs by town or city, rather than by organized by railway as usually done. This is a way for those who don’t use social media to see what Trevor has been publishing […] The post Ontario’s Lost Electric Railways appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
Lost Electric Railways: Niagara Falls, ON
History, 2022-04-14
Article #6 in the series “Ontario’s Lost Electric Railways” will take a look at Niagara Falls. This will include photos of the Niagara Falls Park & River Railway and the Niagara, St. Catharines & Toronto Railway. Before we get to the age of electric railways, here’s a brief history of the dawn of public transit […] The post Lost Electric Railways: Niagara Falls, ON appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
Lost Electric Railways: Paris, Ontario
History, 2022-04-03
Our 5th article in the historical series “Ontario’s Lost Electric Railways” will focus on Paris, Ontario, which is located along the Grand River in Brant County. This scenic small town had 2 electric railways that ran through it: the Grand Valley Railway (GVR) and the Lake Erie & Northern Railway (LE&N.) The GVR began passenger […] The post Lost Electric Railways: Paris, Ontario appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
Lost Electric Railways: Grand River at Blue Lake
History, 2022-03-28
For article #4 in our historical series “Lost Electric Railways of Ontario” we’ll be looking at the east side of the Grand River near Blue Lake, which is about 5km north of the Town of Paris, Ontario.  This article will be focused on photos of the lost electric railways of this area, but will not […] The post Lost Electric Railways: Grand River at Blue Lake appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
Lost Electric Railways: Queenston, Ontario
Blogs, 2022-03-27
Long before the arrival of electrical railways, the first railway in Upper Canada was the Erie & Ontario Railway, locally known as the Chippawa-Queenston Railway. The railway began service between Chippawa and Niagara Falls in 1839, with the line reaching Queenston in 1841. The post Lost Electric Railways: Queenston, Ontario appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
Lost Electric Railways: St. Thomas, ONT
History, 2022-02-09
Introduction Continuing our series of articles about Ontario’s lost electric railways, today we’ll be taking a look St. Thomas, the Railway City! This will not be an in-depth history of the London & Port Stanley Railway, but rather a pictorial history of the L&PS and streetcars in St. Thomas. ST. THOMAS STREET RAILWAY 1879-1926 The […] The post Lost Electric Railways: St. Thomas, ONT appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
TTC Exhibit at the Ex – 1984
History, 2022-02-08
1984 was a year of celebration for the City of Toronto as it turned 150 years old! To contribute to the special anniversary, the TTC’s held an exhibit indoors at the Exhibition grounds during the Canadian National Exhibition. This included 2 TTC artifacts from the Canada Science and Technology Museum, the Ford Transit bus from […] The post TTC Exhibit at the Ex – 1984 appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
TTC Exhibit at the Ex – 1967
History, 2022-02-03
To celebrate Canada’s centennial in 1967, the TTC exhibited part of it’s historic fleet at Exhibition Place during the CNE. This included 2 horse-drawn buses (omnibuses), a horse-drawn streetcar (horsecar), the TTC’s replica of old streetcar #327, and their first bus, double-decker #1, from 1921. At the time the TTC had 2 Toronto Street Railway […] The post TTC Exhibit at the Ex – 1967 appeared first on Halton County Radial Railway Museum.
HCRR 60th Anniversary Celebration
HCRR News, 2016-01-24
The museum celebrated its 60th Anniversary on July 19, 2014. And what a day it was! Festivities included a Community Fair and Silent Auction, featuring vendors from the area and booths included items from tasty treats to clothing and a reptile show. It was a busy day with the streetcars making many trips up and [...]
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