- Metropolitan Street Railway (Toronto)
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The Metropolitan Street Railway was the one of many operators of streetcars in the Toronto area. The franchise was granted in 1877 to the Metropolitan Street Railway of Toronto, but it began service on Yonge Street in 1885, starting just north of the city limits. It changed its name to Metropolitan Street Railway in 1893 and was sold in 1897 to the Toronto Railway
Management of MSR:
- Robert Jaffray, President 1877-1880
- Charles and W.A. Warren 1880-1897
Routes
- Yonge Street - stops at York Mills, Glen Grove and CPR Station at 'Summerhill' below St. Clair
- Yonge Street - CPR Station to Lake Simcoe
Fleet
Product list and details (date information from TTC) Make/Model Description Fleet size Year acquired Year retired Notes SE ST Single End Single truck closed car N/A N/A N/A References
- Wyatt, David A.. "History of Regional Transit in Toronto, Ontario". http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~wyatt/alltime/toronto-suburbs-on.html. Retrieved 2007-07-21.
Passenger railways of Toronto Operating Defunct Belt Line Railway • Metropolitan Street Railway • North Yonge Railways • Toronto Civic Railways • Toronto Railway Company • Toronto Street Railway • Toronto Suburban Railway • Toronto and York Radial Railway • Toronto and Scarboro' Electric Railway, Light and Power Company • Toronto and Mimico Electric Railway and Light Company • Toronto Zoo Domain RideCategories:- Defunct Ontario railways
- Passenger rail transport in Toronto
- Companies established in 1877
- Defunct intermodal transport authorities
- Toronto stubs
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