NJT PCC #6 Press Release
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Welcome to RockhillTrolley.org!
Take a step back in time to when many American towns and cities offered inexpensive and convenient transportation using electric trolleys. Please visit our museum,
located in Rockhill Furnace, PA,
where you and your family can learn about trolleys, enjoy a leisurely ride through the scenic countryside and see historic cars being restored in our shops by our talented volunteers.
Museum Hours:
Saturdays and Sundays, Memorial Day weekend - October, 11am to 4:20pm
Open additionally for certain special events.
Recent Images and Latest News
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Car History Recent Website Updates: New Write-up on Freight Motor #402; Historical Views of NJT PCC#6 We've done some roster maintenance of late, website-wise: Matt Nawn has completed a brief history of... |
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Car History Left ("blind") side of #322, sister to #6 (ex-#325) Photo is courtesy of Minnesota Streetcar Museum. |
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Car History Restored Twin City Rapid Transit #322 (ex-Public Service / TNJ #3) This view is of the car fully restored at the Minnesota Streetcar Museum. This is how the museum's #6 (TCRT #325) looked when new. Photo is courtesy of... |
Featured DVD
Click below to see video samples and to order our latest DVD, now available from the Museum Store.
Featured Car
Accidents do happen and trolleys did derail occasionally, but overall had a very safe operating record. This is the only known photograph of Valley Railways #12 and unfortunately the car has derailed.
The Valley Railways was a little known trolley system that...
Featured Historical View
Fantrip, April 6, 2003, Rte. 101 Media Line, suburban Philadelphia, PA. Photo by Peter Farrell.
