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A large amount of taxpayer money was spent to return the tram to its original condition.
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So why doesn’t the council want to show it?
Why do they keep wanting to put it on the river bank?
What’s wrong with placing it in a more pedestrian-friendly or tourist-friendly location? Are people going to go to a secluded place to see a part of history? I do not think they do.
Why not put this piece of history where many can see it?
The museum is a logical place. Others include Jackson Park, next to City Hall or next to the existing train locomotive on the boardwalk.
These are just a few spots much more suitable than a secluded parking area on the riverbank.
Gary Dyrda, Windsor
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