James Hall Transport Museum
Johannesburg
Established by the Late Jimmie Hall together with the City of Johannesburg in February 1964, the JHMT brings to life the transport of the past, depicting how the roads of Johannesburg were once free of cars.
The museum is the most comprehensive land transport museum in South Africa, with thematic displays and exhibits in the various exhibition halls.
The collection includes:
Animal-drawn vehicles 1870 - 1910
Bicycles and motorcycles 1786 - 1960
Buses and Coaches
Fire engines and equipment 1877 - 1960
Motor cars 1900 - 1980
Steam-driven vehicles
Trams and trolley buses 1896 - 1986
In addition there is a fascinating collection of memorabilia, artefacts and special interest vehicles as well as an extremely rare and exciting steam vehicle collection.
Facilities:
The Pennyfarthing Tuck shop sells snacks, cold drinks, chips and sweets.
You may wish to use the picnic areas around the museum.
The gift shop sells postcards and transport related items.
Tours are available for school groups, clubs, interest groups and enthusiasts.
Opening Hours:
Tuesday - Friday: 9am - 5pm
