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Join us for Winter Spectacular 2023!

Join us for Winter Spectacular weekend, February 18 – 19!

Saturday February 18th will be a special day of trolley operations, with unusual cars appearing, including a rare running of the Liberty Liner. This event has special pricing, and the event occurs from 10:00AM until 5:00PM.

BUY WINTER SPECTACULAR TICKETS

 

Sunday February 19th will be a regular operating day, with no unusual equipment running, and with regular pricing and operating hours 11:00 AM to 4:00PM.

BUY TROLLEY RIDE TICKETS
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Thanks for a Spectacular 2022 Regular Operating Season!

Thanks to all our volunteers during the 2022 operating season! Although we are closed for regular operations till next Spring, please join us in the meantime for Christmas In Coal Country, a holiday event sponsored jointly with our neighbor, the East Broad Top Railroad.

November 25-27; December 2-4, 9-11, 16-18
3:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 6:30 PM, & 8:00 PM*
*8pm trains on Fridays & Saturdays only
Ticketing handled by the EBT.

BOOK CHRISTMAS IN COAL COUNTRY
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In Memoriam: Eric W. Turner

We’re very sad to inform everyone of a very tragic accident for our museum family involving one of our dedicated members and volunteers and a good friend to many. Eric Turner passed away due to injuries sustained in an automobile accident while traveling to work on Wednesday July 6.

If you saw Eric on a trolley car, it was often with his love, Shannon. They enjoyed operating the trolley cars together and took every opportunity to be together at the museum. They even had a trolley wedding, in September, 2021. They were married in front of York Rys. Car 163, which was the first car they were both qualified on and the museum pavilion never looked more elegant!

While becoming members in late 2020, Eric and Shannon made an immediate impact at the museum and volunteering. Eric brought his mechanical and welding skills with him to the museum every visit. Eric could often be found in the shop fixing any number of things or making shop improvements.

Eric worked at the East Broad Top Railroad and loved his day job, especially working on returning steam locomotive #16 back to operation. Eric loved volunteering at the trolley museum and was a very devoted volunteer. One could not say enough good things about Eric. He was just a wonderful person, a delight to volunteer with, and was always willing to go out of his way to help someone. He had a wonderful sense of humor and was truly a gentleman.

Information regarding the services are below in the links. With the memorial service next Saturday, July 16, the Museum will be closed that day for all volunteers to be able to attend.

Rest in peace, our dear friend Eric, we will never forget you! We send our condolences and sympathies to his wife Shannon, family and friends.

https://www.sorgefuneralhome.com/obituary/Eric-Turner#twform

https://www.gofundme.com/f/to-help-shannon-with-future-monetary-loss