Ballarat Tramway Museum Track Replacement

The tramway volunteers do a wonderful job in keeping this service going. Our grandchildren love the trams at the lake and so do we.

I grew up using the trams as my public transport and I would like to see the trams extended all the way round the lake, thus giving us a way to see all the shoreline. I would also like to see them run down Sturt street and out to Sovereign Hill as a tourist route

Great tourist attraction that should be extended further around the lake

The Trams are great for Ballarat. No track, no trams.

As a popular historical tourist destination to lose these trams would be devistating. The volunteers that run this great service have done a fantastic job to provide and maintain these beautiful trams have given so much of their lives to them. Please support this wonderful project that will provide joy to thousands every year. Keep up the great work guys & congratulations & thank you for everything you have done.

Trams are fun. It is a large moving interactive part of history which is accessable to all ages. Brilliant lets keep it rolling

The track needing replacement was laid 113 years ago! It has served the Ballarat tramway well both as a public transport system until 1971, and a heritage tourist tramway since. Help the Ballarat Tramway Museum volunteers keep the trams rolling in Wendouree Parade by supporting this project.

This is a very worthy project to maintain the last remaining operational section of the former Ballarat Tramway system that closed in 1971.

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Make then go all way around the lake

Relaying this section of tramline will see our wonderful trams continue to run and show the well preserved tram history of Ballarat, complimenting the beautiful Botanic Gardens area and Lake Wendouree

Ballarat Tramways is part of Ballrats history. They need to keep the track updated so people will be able to ride an historic tram.

The Ballarat Tramway Museum needs this Trackwork to be carried out to ensure the continued operation of this wonderful attraction in Ballarat.

I support this project to enhance the operation of the Ballarat Tramway Museum.

I recall when the trams stopped running in the streets of Ballarat in 1971 and have followed the progress of the Ballarat Tramway Museum in preserving part of Victoria's transport history. It is important the group receives financial assistance to continue their preservation activities so that future generations will have the opportunity to appreciate the past. The trams are also an important tourism product for the Ballarat.

One of Ballarat's icons. This remaining section of Ballarat's once extensive public tramway system is living history and deserves to be preserved and operated for the enjoyment and education of future generations. It was saved in 1971 when the system closed, resurrected and is now maintained and operated by a small band of extremely dedicated volunteers.

The Ballarat Tramway Museum wants to replace some 200 metres of the original 1903 electric tram track, at the southern end of the 1.3 kilometre track in Wendouree Parade between the Botanic Gardens and Lake Wendouree. An iconic piece of transport history, in an excellent location. The good volunteers run the tourist tram line on weekends, public and school holidays. It needs your support!

An important part of Victoria regional heritage.

It would be nice if one day the teams could go all away around the lake.,