Windsor streetcar 351
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Windsor streetcar 351 was operated by the Windsor, Ontario, streetcar system until 1930, when Windsor retired its streetcars in favour of diesel buses.[1] Windsor sold off its streetcars, with 351 being sold for $100.
In 2017 a team of local railfans reacquired the vehicle, planning to restore it to its original appearance.[1] In 2019 Windsor City Council announced plans to make the restored vehicle the centerpiece of riverfront museum.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Maureen Revait (2020-06-16). "Windsor approves riverfront streetcar project". Blackburn News. https://blackburnnews.com/windsor/windsor-news/2020/06/16/windsor-approves-riverfront-streetcar-project/. Retrieved 2020-08-06. "The riverfront Celestial Beacon project has been approved as the home for the newly restored Streetcar No. 351. The $7 million project includes a small gallery space for the historic electric streetcar, a small concession stand, accessible washrooms, patio seating and bike rental facilities."
