Our museum's "East End Cafe" ice cream shop is open every weekend and holiday in October! 11am to 4pm. We are located at 13629 Guelph Line in Milton, Ontario. Get your tickets for all-day streetcar rides in advance through our website or at the door.

Ontario's operating streetcar museum is open for weekends and holidays during September and October! You can get your tickets in advance through our website. 13629 Guelph Line near Milton.

Recently, TTC PCC #4611 was over the maintenance pit at our museum. This 1951 streetcar is part of our operating fleet and takes a lot of work to keep running. Thanks to volunteers including Jude and Gord for their work on these historical beasts. August 29th, 2026 photo.

TTC PCC streetcar #4000 was being back-poled by one of our museum's volunteers in 1973. Photo by Ron Cooper. Our museum wouldn't get turning loops until 1984 so our cars had to reverse down the main line. PCC #4000 is now on static display inside our Barn #4.

Shout-out to Lionel Jordan and Mike Vezina for all the volunteer work they do on our museum's overhead wire system. Our old streetcars couldn't operate without the power that their maintenance provides. 2026 photo by Trevor Parkins-Sciberras.

Shout-out to Lionel Jordan and Mike Vezina for all the volunteer work they do on our museum's overhead wire system. Our old streetcars couldn't operate without the power that their maintenance provides. 2026 photo by Trevor Parkins-Sciberras.

Museum Member #3 Ron Cooper took this photo of our Yard #3 in 1994. This was 40 years after our museum had been founded in 1954. We are currently open for weekends and holidays during September and October. Please purchase your tickets in advance through our website.

Our museum is now open for weekends and holidays during September and October. Buy your tickets in advanced through our website. hcry.org

Oshawa Railway (OR) line car #45 inside our museum's Barn #4 in 2026. Trevor Parkins-Sciberras photo.

Oshawa Railway (OR) line car #45 at the freight office in Oshawa, Ontario, in 1953. Photo by Ron Cooper. This maintenance car is now on static display inside our Barn #4.

Toronto Civic Railway (TCR) streetcar #55 is on display inside our Barn #4. We are open for weekends and holidays during September and October.

It takes a lot of work to keep our old streetcars running! Seen here are Museum Members Jude and Gord with TTC PCC #4611, which was built in 1951. We are open for weekends and holidays during September and October. 13629 Guelph Line near Milton, Ontario.

It was a cloudy day at our museum back in 1973 when Ron Cooper took this photo. From right to left: Toronto Railway Company #1326, Toronto Civic Railway #55, London & Port Stanley Railway #8, & Toronto Railway Company #327. We had opened to the public the previous year in 1972.

It was a busy day at our museum's East End in this photo from 1973. Credit to Ron Cooper. Holding the trolley rope was Gord McOuat, who still volunteers with us to this day. In the background was TTC Peter Witt streetcar #2424, which is currently undergoing restoration work in our Barn #2.

Our second car barn was under construction in 1976 when Ron Cooper took these 3 photos. This was around 4 years after our museum first opened to the public. At first Barn #2 was for public displays but now it is our maintenance and restoration shop. 2026 photo by Trevor P.S.

Nothing cools you off on a hot summer day quite like a ride on our open-bench streetcar and an ice cream from our "East End Cafe"! Seen here are Museum Members Trevor and Kevin, who are a part of our team of dedicated volunteers. We are open for Thursdays to Mondays in August.

Last Thursday we had a great turnout for another 2026 Summer Ice Cream Night! Thanks to Coldwell Banker Elevate Realty for sponsoring, in support of Georgetown Hospital Foundation. The next Ice Cream Nights are August 27 and September 3. 6pm to 8:30pm. Get your tickets online through our website.

W-28 is a rail-grinder built in 1917 as Toronto Civic Railway #57. The car became TTC #2214 in 1921 and was later converted in a snow scraper, before finally becoming a rail-grinder. 1974, 1978 and 1979 photos were taken by Ron Cooper. Today W-28 is on display in our Barn #4.

Our 1945 Ford Transit bus photographed inside Barn #4 in 2026. Formerly Kitchener Transit #20, now in TTC colours.

Our museum is open Thursdays to Mondays (closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays) during the month of August! Get your tickets online or at the door. 13629 Guelph Line near Milton, Ontario. This photo is from Museum Member Luke Usher.

Another Ron Cooper shot, showing a good selection of our members in 1984. Left to right: Bob Johnson, Neil McCarten, Dave Smeltzer, John Johnson and Jim Borland. Dave and John still volunteer with us to this day. The kid may be John's son Collin.

Ex-Toronto Railway Company (TRCo) streetcar #1326 was sent for a display at Exhibition Place during the CNE of 1978. Photos by Ron Cooper. #1326 was built in 1910, retired in 1951, and moved to our museum's property in 1954. It is now on static display in our Barn #4.

Ron Cooper took these photos in 1984 showing concrete being poured into the tower bases around our East Loop. This was about 12 years after we had first opened to the public in 1972. Before the loops, our single-ended streetcars had to reverse down the mainline!

On September 15th, 1991, Ron Cooper took this photo of our Yard #2. The TTC's G. subway cars arrived here only a couple of weeks earlier. On the left was Montreal & Southern Counties Railway (M&SC) #107, which arrived here in 1956. These are now on static display inside Barn #4.

Come be enlightened by our museum's volunteers as they share our electric railway history with you. This photo was taken by one of our members, Luke U. We are open Thursdays to Mondays (closed Tues. & Weds.) for the month of August.

Electrical overhead wire work was being done at our museum on May 3rd, 1987. Ron Cooper photo.

The last 2 TTC G. cars were operating after they arrived at our museum in 1991. Bill Carr took this great photo in October of that same year. Come walk through these iconic subway cars during our open hours. Thursdays to Mondays (closed Tues. & Weds.) during July and August.

These four shots were taken by Museum Member Luke during Canada Day at our museum! July 1st, 2026. We are open for holidays and Thursdays to Mondays (closed Tues. & Weds.) during the months of July and August. Get your tickets online or at the door. 13629 Guelph Line near Milton, Ontario.

Tonight is our first "Ice Cream Night" of the 2026 season! 6pm to 8:30pm. Thursday July 2nd. Get your tickets online or at the door.

Happy Canada Day! Ontario's operating streetcar museum, the Halton County Radial Railway, is now open holidays and Thursdays to Mondays (closed Tuesday & Wednesday) for July and August. Get your tickets online or at the door. 13629 Guelph Line near Milton.