Rockhill Trolley Museum

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430 Meadow St

Rockhill Furnace, PA 17249

+1 (814) 447-9576

http://www.rockhilltrolley.org

Railways to Yesterday, Inc. dba Rockhill Trolley Museum, located in Rockhill Furnace, PA, is Pennsylvania's first operating trolley museum. The museum offers visitors a unique experience to explore vintage trolleys and learn about the history of transportation in south central Pennsylvania.

With a commitment to inclusivity and preservation, Rockhill Trolley Museum provides a welcoming environment for all visitors, staff, and volunteers. As a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, the museum offers opportunities for individuals to contribute through donations, volunteering, and becoming a member to support its mission of preserving railway history.

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4.55 reviews

P S.

7/27/2019

Wow - kids got to climb all over trolleys in the warehouse and pick which one the conductors took out for the mile run next. Knowledgeable and kind volunteers. Free vintage train calendars in...

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Larissa G.

10/13/2013

So by now it's probably not a secret that if your town has a railway museum of some sort, I'm going to check it out eventually. This weekend I made the trek to Rockhill to check out their local...

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Virginia T.

3/3/2020

I absolutely love this place. The volunteers are passionate about what they do and very friendly. The trolley rides are so much fun and very affordable for the family. I love the special events...

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Dan R.

10/22/2007

Want to kill a weekend in the summer but dont know what to do? Located in the small town of Rockhill (Orbisonia) is a pretty fun get-a-way. At the Trolley Museum, you can ride the shade gap...

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Peter G.

3/1/2012

If you are here during the weekend, then I suggest that you visit. This museum holds over 25 pieces of equipment, some of which are beautifully restored. Check out their roster at...

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