Built in 1929 by the Canadian Pacific Railway, Now known Toronto Railway Museum was formerly used to house engines and repair it’s large fleet of passenger locomotives. It was last used in 1986 and later declared a National historic site in 1990. Later on, the Museum was opened to public in 2010 and now it’s a tourist attraction and a home to several locomotives from Toronto’s rail history.The TRM website would unfold the captivating narrative of three distinct eras in the evolution of trains, each encapsulating a tapestry of historical, political, and cultural contexts. From the early days when steam engines chugged through the Canadian landscape to the transformative moments that shaped the railway's role in Toronto's history.our timeline-styled interface will explore the intricate threads that bind the past, present, and future of this iconic institution. Join us as we navigate through time, leveraging multimedia, interactive maps, and engaging content to bring the Toronto Railway Museum to life, sharing its captivating tales with enthusiasts, historians, and curious minds alike."
The Three Era's
The timeline design serves as the backbone of the website, visually narrating the chronological progression of the Toronto Railway Museum. Each point on the timeline will be strategically placed to correspond with significant events, developments, and milestones in the three eras. As viewers navigate through the timeline, they will encounter multimedia elements, such as images, videos, and documents, providing a dynamic and engaging experience. This visual representation not only highlights the historical evolution of the museum but also allows for a comprehensive understanding of the broader context surrounding each era.
Turn Table
The Turntable at the centre serves as one of the main attraction of the museum. Beyond its functional significance, the turntable serves as a tangible link to an era dominated by steam locomotives, enriching the museum's exhibits and educational offerings. Its charismatic presence and the museum's commitment to preserving Toronto's railway heritage make it a standout attraction, appealing to a diverse range of visitors.
Turn The Table
The creation of website itself will take place using website builders such as Wix, Webflow and spline 3d.
The turn table would act as the forefront of the website and the main navigation method. it will be a 3d model of the turntable made to fuction as the navigator to choose whicih era you want to explor and navigate throughout the website thus adding that TRM flavour to it
