Suburban Steel. Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co. trolley 14 is seen en-route back to the car house, passing ARMCO Steel locomotive B-73. The unusual locomotive was built by the ... (more)

High Speed Transit. Interior view of Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) "Bullet" car 209, built by Brill in 1931. These cars served on the Norristown H... (more)

Brill Bullet. Cab view of Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) "Bullet" car 209, built by Brill in 1931. These cars served on the Norristown High Speed L... (more)

Red Arrow to Richfol. Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co. trolley 14 is seen arriving at the Richfol stop along the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum line in Washington, PA.

Sixties Subway. Interior view of Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) M-3 "Almond Joy" car 606, built by the Budd Company in 1960. The car was donated to... (more)

Subway Survivor. Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) M-3 "Almond Joy" car 606, built by the Budd Company in 1960. The car was donated to the Pennsylvani... (more)

Pennsylvania Trolley Gauge Museum. Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co. trolley 14 and New Orleans Public Service Co. trolley 832 are seen passing on Volunteer Blvd at the Pennsylva... (more)

Trolleys Stop Here. Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co. trolley 14 is seen rolling down Volunteer Blvd at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum. The car was built by the St. Louis Car Co... (more)

Follow Me! Pittsburgh Railways Co. low-floor trolley 4398 is seen at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, decked out in red, white and blue bunting. The car is one of more than 1,000 built ... (more)

Freight Transit. Interior view of Philadelphia & West Chester Traction freight motor no. 07, built by Jewett Car Co. in 1911.

One of the locomotives at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum is Penn Transformer 44-Ton 1311, built by H.K. Porter, Inc. in 1942. (Washington, Pennsylvania – September 25, 2009)

With the new Welcome and Education Center dedicated this past November, the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum is now open year round. The recent snow made for some great photo opportunities.

Pittsburgh Railways Company 1711 decorated for Christmas and running as the Yuletide Shuttle during the annual Santa Trolley. The Pennsylvania Trolley Museum opened their new Welcome and Educatio... (more)

Pittsburgh Railways 1138 is out for a test run as restoration of this early PCC continues. Built in 1937, this is the first time 1138 has run in 26 years. 1138 rests on Volunteer Boulevard next ... (more)

1711 was one of seven cars running during the Washington County Fair on the evening of August 16th.