New Operator Training
This hands-on course will teach you how to operate our trolleys and start your journey to qualify as a volunteer museum operator.
We're now open on Thursdays! Come and visit from 10 AM - 4 PM!
This hands-on course will teach you how to operate our trolleys and start your journey to qualify as a volunteer museum operator.
Enjoy springtime at the Museum with the Easter Bunny! Go on a trolley ride through the forest, participate in a festive scavenger hunt and craft, and meet the famous bunny himself!
Enjoy springtime at the Museum with the Easter Bunny! Go on a trolley ride through the forest, participate in a festive scavenger hunt and craft, and meet the famous bunny himself!
Enjoy springtime at the Museum with the Easter Bunny! Go on a trolley ride through the forest, participate in a festive scavenger hunt and craft, and meet the famous bunny himself!
Join us the third Thursday of each month for Trolley Tots! Trolley Tots is designed for early learners (children ages 2-5) and one accompanying adult to discover different types of transportation through sensory play, stories, crafts, music, and getting up-close with the vehicle of the month!
Enjoy springtime at the Museum with the Easter Bunny! Go on a trolley ride through the forest, participate in a festive scavenger hunt and craft, and meet the famous bunny himself!
Enjoy springtime at the Museum with the Easter Bunny! Go on a trolley ride through the forest, participate in a festive scavenger hunt and craft, and meet the famous bunny himself!
Explore the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum in a sensory modified setting with quieter streetcars, lowered exhibit sounds, and soft lighting. Advanced registration is not required for this event. Tickets will be available at our regular admission prices.
Conduct experiments about pollution, investigate clean energy sources, dive into the water cycle, and discover how to help eradicate invasive species in our area! This workshop is for a Eagle-Required Merit Badge.
Investigate different rocks and minerals and discover how our museum got its start in part thanks to a coal mine!