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Pennsylvania's First Operating Trolley Museum
Pennsylvania's First Operating Trolley Museum
An old friend makes a rare appearance from long term storage on Members’ Day, May 21,2011, after several weekends of debugging and TLC.
Enjoy this very short video clip captured by Gerhard Salomon of a Liberty Liner in operation at Ardmore Junction in the 1960s.
The largest trolley at our museum is the Liberty Liner “Independence Hall.” This articulated interurban train is one of two identical twins built in 1941 by the St. Louis Car Co. for the Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad.
Car 315 is an interurban car built in 1909 by the Kuhlman Car Co. of Cleveland, OH, a subsidiary of the J.G. Brill Co. It was built for the Aurora Elgin & Chicago Railroad which was later known as the…
One of the most famous interurban trolleys ever built was the series of Bullet cars used on the Philadelphia & Western Railroad’s Norristown line. Car 205 was built in 1931 by the J.G. Brill Co. in Philadelphia at a cost…