Last fall, I met a Network Rail signaller at the TRM while he was on holiday in Toronto.  We exchanged contact details and agreed to meet up when we were both in the U.K. I recently met up with David Horton near Doncaster to visit several signal boxes still operating

Note: Click here to read part 1 in this series of 5 postings about Doors Open at the Toronto Railway Museum and then follow links to the remaining postings.. In this final posting in this series of postings about the Doors Open weekend at the Toronto Railway museum, we post

In this posting, we focus on TH&B Caboose #70.  Untold hours of restoration efforts over the past few years by our dedicated volunteers resulted in the the Caboose being ready to be rolled for display on Door Opens weekend.  The caboose attracted large crowds of park visitors throughout the weekend.

In this posting we take you inside the Toronto Railway Museum Train Show on the Doors Open weekend which featured both working modular model railways and historical booths. Click here to read part 4 in this series of 5 postings about Doors Open at the Toronto Railway Museum. Posting by

Continuing our coverage of the Doors Open event in Roundhouse Park, we offer photos of the crowds taking advantage of the many attractions in the Park. Click here to read part 3 in this series of 5 postings about Doors Open at the Toronto Railway Museum. Posting by Russ Milland;

Each year, Doors Open weekend is a special event at the Toronto Railway Museum as we pull out all of the stops and present as many attractions as possible for the visitng public.  In the early years of our museum development this really was an annual event and the only

Once again this year we will be mounting as many attractions as we can this coming Saturday (May 25th) and Sunday (May 26th) including our usual small Train Show in the Steam Whistle’s entertainment space.  So do come down and enjoy what we have to offer as railway oriented experiences.

Continuing on from our previous posting on the model of Stalls 15 and 16 in HO Scale, once the drywall compound “concrete” floor had set, it was painted to look more like concrete, and the walls could start being installed.  Image 10 shows the cinder block wall of Stall 15

The concept of a model railroad version of all of Roundhouse Park is something that has been discussed on and off through the years as part of the plan for the Toronto Railway Museum through it’s development.  While not a part of this conceptual project for the permanent museum, I

The TH&B Caboose restoration is nearing completion.  This past weekend was another burst of activity as Neville Fairclough reports:   “The final painting of the maroon exterior of the TH&B Caboose was completed. All black trim was carefully painted and all windows cleaned.  The exterior is now complete except for