Sydney Tramway Museum
The Sydney Tramway Museum provides a nostalgic and educational insight into the lifestyle of Sydneysiders during the 100 year period of tramway
operation from 1861 to 1961, with running and restoration works-in-progress, exhibits and photos depicting the development and operation of tramways
during this period.
The Museum's operational fleet includes not only an extensive collection of Sydney trams from 1896 to 1952, but also trams from Brisbane, Melbourne,
Ballarat, San Francisco, Nagasaki, Berlin, Munich and Milan, enabling comparisons between the different tramcar designs. A double-deck tram from Hobart
and a Brill-built bogie car of 1902 from the Western Australian gold-mining city of Kalgoorlie still have to be restored. The Museum also houses Sydney's last
remaining double-deck trolley-bus.
Loftus to Royal National Park Tourist Tramway details are:
Departs Pitt Street, Loftus at 9.15am to 4.15pm hourly
Departs Royal National Park Railway Station at 9.35am to 4.35pm hourly
A small bookshop and iosk at the museum is open during the hours of the museum operation, selling a range of books, postcards, souvenirs and light
refreshments. Picnic facilities including electric barbeques are available on the museums grounds.
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Phone: 02 9542 3646 Fax: 02 9545 3390 |
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