Toronto Railway Museum

The Toronto Railway Museum is a railway museum that is currently located at the former John Street Roundhouse in Toronto, Ontario, Canada as part of the Roundhouse Park. 
The John Street Roundhouse was built in 1929 by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR). It was used to house and repair its large fleet of passenger locomotives travelling through Union Station. It was last used in 1986 and was declared a National Historic Site in 1990.
The Toronto Railway Historical Association was founded in 2001 and opened the museum to the public in 2010. It is the home of several persevered locomotives and rolling stock from throughout Toronto's rich rail history.
==Rolling Stock==
===Steam Locomotives===
Photograph	Locomotive 	Locomotive Class 	Build date	Manufacturer 	Arrival Date	Status 	Notes
 	Canadian National No. 6213	U-2G 	1942 	Montreal Locomotive Works	- 	On static display	
 	 	Compressed Air Locomotive	1906 	H.K Porter 	2017 	On static display	
===Diesel Locomotives===
Photograph	Locomotive 	Locomotive Class 	Build date	Manufacturer 	Arrival Date	Status 	Notes
 	Canadian National No. 4803	EMD GP7 	1953 	Electro-Motive Division 	- 	Operational 	
 	Canadian Pacific No. 7020 	ALCO S-2 	1944 	American Locomotive Company	 	Operational 	
 	Canadian Pacific No. 7069 	Baldwin DS-4-4-1000 	 	Baldwin Locomotive Works 	 	 	
 	Canadian National No. 9159	EMD F7 	June 1951 	Electro-Motive Division 	 	On static display	Cab only. Turned into a fully-integrated railroad simulator platform.
 	No. 1 	Whitcomb 50-tonne switcher	1950 	Canadian Locomotive Company	2007 	Operational 	
 	GO Transit No. 104 	Hawker Siddeley RTC-85SP/D	1967 	Bombardier 	 	On static display	
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