During the Washington County Fair you can take the trolley from the parking lot to the fair. What better way to get to the fair!

During the Washington County Fair you can take the trolley from the parking lot to the fair. What better way to get to the fair!

The Munhall - Lincoln Place trolley holds the main as it runs the grounds of the Pa Trolley Museum.

Happy birthday! At noon on 6/24/2017, the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum in Washington, Pennsylvania celebrated the 100th Anniversary of Pittsburgh Railways Company car 4398's construction by the St.... (more)

PA Transit 4004 is preserved as it was in the 1990s for members of Generation X, who grew up riding PCC cars in this configuration.

Red Arrow 78 trundles through the rural countryside near the Allison Shelter stop on the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum's line. This is a broad gauge electric railroad.

Pittsburg Railways 1711 passing the West flag stop at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum

Pittsburg Railways 1711 makes a stop at Richfol Shelter during a typical weekend at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum.

Red Arrow 14 negotiates the tight curve on the McClane School Loop during a special Boy Scout trip.

Red Arrow 14 passes Red Arrow 68 on the McClane School Loop.

Red Arrow 78 prepares to depart Richfol Shelter for another trip up the old Arden Mines coal branch.

Brill Master Unit No. 78 was built in 1932 and served the Philadelphia & West Chester Traction Company and its successor, the Philadelphia Suburban Transit Company. This classic car is seen on th... (more)

Car 78 is at the Richfol Shelter, which was built in 1909 by the Pittsburgh Railways Company. It was located in Canonsburg and served workers of the Standard Tin Plate Company. Today, fully rest... (more)

Red Arrow Lines 66 stops to pick up passengers at the Allison Shelter, which was located on the Washington & Canonsburg in nearby Meadow Lands, Penn. It dates from 1903, and has been restored fo... (more)

Red Arrow Lines 66 has been carrying tourists at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum since 1970. This car was built in 1926 by Brill, and spent over 40 years in service on the Philadelphia & West Ches... (more)