Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum

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14 Depot St

Shelburne Falls, MA 01370

+1 (413) 625-9443

http://www.sftm.org

The Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum has restored, and operates for the public a trolley car built in 1896 (one of the oldest operating trolleys in the country) for the Shelburne Falls and Colrain Street Railway. Your all-Day-Pass includes a trip back in time on the trolley (bring your imagination), a self-powered ride on our antique pump car and a chance to explore our Visitors Center, with pictures, toy trains and more. Open weekends and holidays from Memorial Day weekend to the end of October, 11 am to 5 pm. Also open Mondays in July and August from 1 pm until 5 pm.

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Kelsey P.

10/14/2023

This was such a fun experience! Better than I expected in such a small town. The trolley was built in 1896, and it was restored in the 90s and is functional! The museum is super cool and very...

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Dan R.

7/26/2015

Having traveled to the Trolley Museum in Maine we have seen a ton of different trolleys, but this tiny museum in Shelburne Falls is a great local attraction. This museum has a few trolleys which...

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Mike P.

6/25/2013

This place is awesome! If you are in the area you should stop by. It is super cheap for the adult ticket, $4, and it is worth it. You get a cool trolley ride, a chance to ride the pump cart, and...

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Melissa F.

10/16/2019

Very cute place to take children. My lots loved it. The prices are amazing. We live an hour away and it's worth the drive.

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retail w.

7/19/2011

Enjoyed a wonderful visit to the museum!!! a short Trolley ride but well worth the visit. I found many informational magazines inside the quaint visitors store, everyone there was incredibly...

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