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| Photos & Info - Animal-Drawn |
| Photos & Info - Bicycles & Motorcycles |
| Photos & Info - Buses & Coaches |
| Photos & Info - Fire Engines |
| Photos & Info - Motor Cars |
| Photos & Info - Steam-Driven |
| Photos & Info - Trams & Trolley buses |
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PUBLIC AND OUTREACH
PROGRAMMES
Tours are available for schools,
interest and other group visits.
The museum has an Early Childhood Development Mobile Bus that visits pre-schools, running various programmes specifically designed for this age group.
PUBLIC PROGRAMMES
The museum hosts a number of public events during the year which are open to visitors. It is always an idea to keep up-dated on the events or exhibitions that are to be hosted.
* Durban – Johannesburg Commemorative Run – first weekend in March
* July – Durban – Johannesburg Remembrance Run
* Hobbies Fair – October
* Disabled Day – November
Exhibitions
* March, April & May – Micro Cars
Friends of The James Hall Museum of Transport
* London Bus Trips – there are four bus tours during the year. See Friends of The Museum Bus Tours
OUT REACH PROGRAMMES
* Early Childhood Development program – five themes are available each running for 40 minutes which comprise of the following: Road Safety, Emergency Vehicles, Bicycles and motorcycles, Steam Driven vehicles and Motor Cars.
* Numeracy, Literacy and Life Skills – currently the museum has a mobile vehicle which is currently training 65 teachers and care givers in ECD training. The project is partnered by the Bertha Foundation and will run for one year.
* Sport & Recreation Mobile vehicle – the museum has partnered with Sport and Recreation in an outdoor sporting and training program for primary school learners, which will be visiting various schools for the specific activities.
Booking is essential for these visits to the various schools or institutions.
PLEASE WATCH OUR ACTIVITIES SECTION FOR MORE INFORMATION
Please contact us for further information
Entrance to the Museum is FREE!