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The Shore Line Trolley Museum ...
Pennsylvania Trolley Museum Washington, PA Take A Ride Into The Past! Climb aboard for a ride into the past! Hear the clang of the bell, feel the powerful electric motors and the clatter of the heavy steel wheels over the rails. Experience the sights, sounds and feel of an earlier era as a vintage streetcar takes you on a three mile round trip and more than a century of history! Information Desk ...
East Troy Electic Railroad Museum 2002 Church Street in East Troy, Wisconsin Information: 262-642-3263 Reservations: 262-642-3077 Come Enjoy the Unique Experience of Wisconsin's Last Original Electric Railroad Line Trolley Rides Dinner Train Railroad Museum Gift Shop Learn about the railroad's history and lots more! Click here! Upcoming Event Saturday & Sunday, May 18 & 19, 2002 10 A.M. to ...
The Official Web Site for the Fox River Trolley Museum.
The Connecticut Trolley Museum is owned and operated by the Connecticut Electric Railway Association, Inc. Founded in October 1940, it is the nation's oldest incorporated organization dedicated to the preservation of streetcars and the Trolley Era. ...
Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum centers around a restored 1896 trolley that ran from Shelburne Falls, MA to Colrain city.
Fort Smith Trolley Museum Click Here to view information about the Ft. Smith Streetcar Click Here To Hear The Streetcar Start Click Here to Hear it Go Down The Tracks Click Here for a Free Trip to the Virtual Museum Ride Information Board at Garrison Ave. next to the Varsity Sports Bar or The Fort Smith Museum of History 312 Rogers Ave. or The Trolley Museum 100 So. 4th St. Trolley Museum ...
Ride the Platte Valley Trolley, the Rocky Mountain's only open tourist streetcar near downtown Denver. View the Rocky Mountains, numerous other attractions while enjoying the riverside parks through which the South Platte River flows. This railroad operation is pure fun.
