Caption: TTC PCC 4302 poses at Runnymede Loop (at the corner of Dundas Street West & Runnymede Road in the Junction area) at the end of its westbound run on the Dundas route, ready to head back east via Dundas Street all the way back to City Hall Loop. The "Broadview Subway Station" terminus exposure is either up in error or posed for photos, as the station and new Bloor-Danforth subway line was still under construction and a number of months away from seeing any streetcar service. According to Transit Toronto, the Dundas car would operate between Runnymede Loop to City Hall Loop until the subway opened in February 1966, after which every second Dundas car would run to Broadview Station. In May 1968 when the B-D subway extensions opened, the Dundas streetcar would be cut back to Dundas West Station and replaced by a trolleybus service, which eventually became a diesel bus that still serves Runnymede Loop today.

The building in the background was home to the Dominion Bridge Company (and before that Runnymede Steel in the 50's), but at the time was in the process of "moving to larger premises" (they had other facilities in Dixie (Mississauga) and Mount Dennis (Toronto) at the time). CPR's Lambton/West Toronto yards are also visible, with a CGTX tank car spotted in the yard above the Runnymede Rd. subway (a term commonly used for underpasses/viaducts before Toronto got a real subway). And the orange newspaper box is for the Globe & Mail's Early Edition (Only) - just 10 cents on the honor system of payment.

John F. Bromley photo, Dan Dell'Unto collection.