The Sydney Tramway Museum is open today and every Sunday and Wednesday during the school holidays. The Museum is adjacent to Loftus Railway Station on the T4 Waterfall line, so don’t tramp it… Train it to the Museum. | Sydney Tramway Museum

#ThrowbackThursday Our last throwback film from the archives provides a glimpse into the museum's original workshops at our old Royal National Park site. This 16mm film demonstrates the housings on a GE90 traction motor from Sydney N class tram 728 being bored out as part of a motor overhaul. This was part of a project underway at the time which saw the exchange of the car's original Brill 22E bogies with those from Prison Tram 948, which had near new tyres on the wheels. Needless to say, our cu

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Sydney Vintage Tramway Festival 2024 - Australian trams; Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Ballarat! Here we see Ballarat 37, and Melbourne W2 249 pass coupled Sydney O Class 1111 and 805 | Sydney Tramway Museum

Sydney Vintage Tramway Featival 2024. A highlight of the Festival is the demonstration of many of the service stock trams in the collection. These include breakdown trams, ballast motors, overhead line cars and track grinders. We work these in between or following passenger trams, just like they used to do. Here is former Sydney Essanee Track Grinder No. 2, which was sold to Melbourne, becoming MMTB No. 3. The cab was added by the MMTB! Its role was to grind down corrugations and imperfections i