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Peter is an active volunteer at the Museum, and is currently the Facility Manager. He developed many of the displays in the Museum. He manages our Facebook and Instagram pages and many of his photos are featured there. He is the author of the “Nine Lives of a Tramway Cat.”

A young child with pigtails and a blue striped dress smiles through a red railing, with a woman laughing behind her.
Enjoying the ride
Watercolor painting of a vintage green and cream tram with yellow stripes, numbered 40, with "GARDENS STURT S W" displayed on the front.
Tram 40 - watercolour by DR
Reflections of trams, people in the Museum entry door.
Reflections - Peter Waugh 6-9-2024
A smiling baby in a blue patterned dress sits on a colorful playmat depicting a town with roads, train tracks, a bridge, and a body of water with a boat. Several wooden toy vehicles are scattered on the mat.
The Playmat - Peter Waugh 6/9/2024
An elderly man, a volunteer with white hair and glasses smiles as he looks down, wearing a navy polo shirt and a red lanyard. He is visible through a narrow vertical window in a grey door, which features a repeating pattern of green trams.
Ken, Museum Guide
Vintage trams are parked in front of the Ballarat Tramway Museum building. The museum features a large metal structure with the museum's logo and signage.
The New Building with trams 26, 28 & 13
View through multiple windows at the museum - A sign on a tram displays "BRIGHTON Beach MINIMUM FARE 7D" in large text. The sign reflects wooden interior elements of the tram and the surrounding environment.
Windows
Tram No. 32
No. 1029 enters the depot
Corellas and trams outside the Museum
View of No. 14
A smiling young child with dark hair peeks over a green wooden railing, hands resting on the top.
Happy passenger
Man stands in front of a historical horse-drawn tram display in a museum, with informational signage about "The Horse Tramway" to his left and the brightly painted tram to his right.
Peter Waugh in the Museum
A young child with pigtails and a blue striped dress smiles through a red railing, with a woman laughing behind her.
Enjoying the ride
Watercolor painting of a vintage green and cream tram with yellow stripes, numbered 40, with "GARDENS STURT S W" displayed on the front.
Tram 40 - watercolour by DR
Reflections of trams, people in the Museum entry door.
Reflections - Peter Waugh 6-9-2024
A smiling baby in a blue patterned dress sits on a colorful playmat depicting a town with roads, train tracks, a bridge, and a body of water with a boat. Several wooden toy vehicles are scattered on the mat.
The Playmat - Peter Waugh 6/9/2024
An elderly man, a volunteer with white hair and glasses smiles as he looks down, wearing a navy polo shirt and a red lanyard. He is visible through a narrow vertical window in a grey door, which features a repeating pattern of green trams.
Ken, Museum Guide
Vintage trams are parked in front of the Ballarat Tramway Museum building. The museum features a large metal structure with the museum's logo and signage.
The New Building with trams 26, 28 & 13
View through multiple windows at the museum - A sign on a tram displays "BRIGHTON Beach MINIMUM FARE 7D" in large text. The sign reflects wooden interior elements of the tram and the surrounding environment.
Windows
Tram No. 32
No. 1029 enters the depot
Corellas and trams outside the Museum
View of No. 14
A smiling young child with dark hair peeks over a green wooden railing, hands resting on the top.
Happy passenger

 

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