Sydney Tramway Museum
From Engineering Heritage Australia
The Sydney tramway system operated from 1890 to 1961. Between 1910 and 1946 when it carried about one million passengers a day, it was one of the largest in the world. This museum records the system’s history and interprets the engineering standards used, the development of local tramcar design and the tramway’s significance in the development of Sydney.
The museum’s collection includes comparative examples of interstate and international tramcars.
Engineering Heritage Recognition Program
Marker Type | Historic Engineering Marker (HEM) |
Award Date | March 2001 |
Heritage Significance | This museum records the system’s history and interprets the engineering standards used, the development of local tramcar design and the tramway’s significance in the development of Sydney. |
Nomination Document | Available here. |
Ceremony Report | Available here. |
Interpretation Panel | None Installed. |