The above photo was taken with the arrival of the first car on Water Street in Galt. Lined beside it are some of the reception committee. The gentleman at the right holding a bag in his hand is believed to be the famous maker of hard, white pulled taffy blocks, by the name of Ward. He peddled the candy around the district, carrying a supply in a bag. The gent in the bowler hat is believed to have been Thomas Todd, one of the promoters of the railway. The next gentleman, wearing a typical sailor hat and with hands holding vest, is an ex Galt mayor, Justice of the Peace, operator of an oatmeal mill, David Spiers. The man with the cane is believed to be Hugh McCulloch Sr., one of Galt's most prominent industrialists. The next man is unidentified but the one beside him is believed to have been Martin Todd, President of the Galt & Preston Street Railway, while the others in the group are unidentified.

Car 23 was one of those lost in the Preston carbarn fire on the night of December 4, 1906.