Western Australia's Heritage Tramway

Western Australia's Heritage Tramway

The Museum aims to show the development of electric street transport, and its place in Western Australian history. It has a collection of preserved tramcars and trolleybuses from Western Australia (Perth, Fremantle and Kalgoorlie) and other places. Some tramcars are operational, others are undergoing or awaiting restoration. The tramcars are operated in Whiteman Park as The Whiteman Tram - a living museum, recreating the sights, sounds and experiences of the tramway era. Historical vehicles, and restoration and maintenance activities, can be viewed in the Carbarn, by arrangement. The Society also collects and preserves information and artefacts relating to tramway operations.

Address: 
Whiteman Park Lord Street, Whiteman WA 6929, Australia
Tel: 
+61 08 92492777
Hours: 
12noon - 4pm Saturday 11am - 4.30pm Sunday [Monday - Friday 11am - 3pm and school/public holidays]
Admission: 
Adults $4, children $2 (tram ride)\r\n
Facilities: 
Tram rides, guided tours
Collection: 

22 tramcars and bodies, 3 trolleybuses and supporting artefacts.