News about the Guelph Historical Railway Association.
Good Evening everyone. This a reminder for our monthly meeting, taking place in person at the caboose/coach, Monday, September 13, 2021 at 7:30pm. With Ontario now into Stage 3 of reopening we are once again able to host in person meetings outdoors and distanced. Our equipment is located at 383 Read more…
The Guelph Historical Railway Association is pleased to announce the acquisition of passenger coach 3216 from the Southern Ontario Locomotive Restoration Society/Waterloo Central Railway. 3216 was built in 1954 by the Canadian Car & Foundry for the Canadian National Railway as a first-class coach, for use on CN’s Super Continental Read more…
The Guelph Historical Railway Association would like to acknowledge the tragic passing of longtime GHRA member Gregson Lodge’s children, Evan and Amanda who were killed in a car accident earlier this year. Evan like his father loved trains and could be often seen watching the Guelph Junction Railway and CN Read more…
One of the biggest things to happen to the GHRA in quite some time. The Ontario Southland Railway has donated a new Caboose to the GHRA. We are forever thankful to the Ontario Southland for this donation. Caboose 4900 was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway at their Angus shops Read more…
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the GHRA is unable to meet in person at the Co-Operators Building like we have in the past. As such, we are moving online! Meetings are conducted via Zoom. Members can join and communicate over the internet, or phone in and be able to communicate Read more…
After a long time and a rather outdated website, we are pleased to show off our new website!
This website is versatile and allows us to share more about our organization, photographs, and makes it easier to get in contact with us. Below We’ll go over a few different aspects of the website.