Category:Toronto Belt Line streetcar route
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Early in the 20th Century Toronto had an even more extensive network of streetcars than it does today. One of the routes was known as the "Belt Line". Streetcars ran in both directions on a rectangular route that circled downtown.
In the 1970s the TTC occasionally ran heritage vehicles downtown, aimed at tourists, on a route inspired by the old belt-line, which were also labeled "belt line".
Media in category "Toronto Belt Line streetcar route"
The following 7 files are in this category, out of 7 total.
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Looking north at a Belt Line Streetcar on Spadina at College Street c. 1915..jpg 1,050 × 1,596; 252 KB
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Northwest corner of College and Spadina in 1895.jpg 700 × 440; 129 KB
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Peter Witt 2 (3763777506).jpg 2,398 × 1,441; 895 KB
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Spadina Avenue, 1919-05-30 -b.jpg 1,050 × 760; 160 KB
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Toronto Belt Line Railway and the Belt Line Streetcar Route.jpg 1,346 × 998; 149 KB
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