The first Canadian PCC car stands proudly for a portrait in the CC&F factory. St Louis Car Co provided the body shell and some components with the remainder manufactured in Canada. CC&F Photo, 8... (more)

Riding the Rocket at night. TTC 4041, the air conditioning test car, stops to load a group of evening passengers waiting at the corner of Dundas & Bay, in the downtown core just north of the Eaton... (more)

Small country feel in the big city. The bovine are grazing and the ducks are congregating around the farm, on the side of a wrapped streetcar surrounded by the downtown skyscrapers and shops on Du... (more)

A northbound T1 train rumbles into the station past an onlooking totem pole on the platform of Museum Subway Station. Weird at first, but over time one gets used to the post-renovation Museum-them... (more)

The end of the evening rush hour - the MU PCCs from Bloor St were placed in train operation on QUEEN 18 months after the subway opening. Three of us staked out a photo line in the Humber River ma... (more)

Reconstruction of the Don River Bridge required that a wooden trestle be built beside it to handle the heavy streetcar traffic of that period in time. Today, they'd just use temporary buses!

TTC's sole Witt still on the property makes occasional forays outside the shops, always trailing a PCC and followed by a CLRV (here 4041, newly-air-conditioned) as the brakes are not fully trusted... (more)

Morning rush is ending; this train will enter Hillingdon Loop a few yards east to be uncoupled. The lead car will go on to the end of the line at Luttrell Av while the second car will enter the y... (more)

On the cusp of afternoon rush hour, Toronto's busiest streetcar route is operating no fewer than 60 two-car trains over its 10 mile distance, supplemented by an additional 25 trains on the eastern... (more)

Rare for this route, a Class A-1 PCC car leaves Viaduct Loop at Bloor and Parliament Sts for its 1.435 mile trip to the other end of the line just below King St. Service was every 10 minutes, pro... (more)

It's a snowy and frigid winters' night at Dundas Square. Billboards advertising mobile phones, movies, the State of PA, and local stores light up the night sky as a stopped streetcar loads passeng... (more)

Equipment needs at some carhouses were augmented during the Canadian National Exhibition period. The 4310 is a loaner from Lansdowne Division, which provided no extras during CNE, to St Clair Div... (more)

Your intrepid photographer has just acquired his first 35mm lens for his trusty Minolta! What better place to break it in than from the CNR right of way above Humber Loop? Overgrowth on the hill... (more)

A KINGSTON ROAD EXHIBITION car in its last year of service waits in vain for customers - the Exhibition has just opened for the day and no one is going home yet. When they do, in the evening, the... (more)

A warm spring morning on the 7-year old Queensway reservation with a car that will soon be crowded with passengers going downtown to shop at the old Eaton's and Simpsons Department Stores. The me... (more)