Phoenix Trolley Museum
@PhoenixTrolleyPreserving original Phoenix trolley cars and memorabilia, and to showing their place in the history of America's 5th largest city.
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Discover the fascinating journey of Phoenix's transit history with a new interactive story map, "The History of Phoenix Streetcar and Light Rail," created by @valleymetro and @PhoenixTrolley Check it out here: bit.ly/PHXTrolleyStor…
It's been six months since good ol' streetcar #116 was moved from @PorterBarnWood to our @HistoricGrand1 location. 🌟We're so thankful to C&M Rigging of Phoenix, E-Z Towing & Recovery of Avondale, and the Union Pacific Foundation for making the move happen! ❤️
View the "Hooves, Wheels, and Wings Phoenix: A City in Motion" exhibit at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Rental Car Center. Our city's historic trolley system is featured.
We may be from the past, but we know you'll like visiting the Phoenix Trolley Museum of today. Visit our exhibits and hop aboard historic streetcar #116. We're open 11 am to 2 pm today. No charge!
#throwback ten years ago. Phoenix trolley enthusiasts Mike Fleming, Tim Fleming (Mike's nephew), and Jim Yeager gather round Streetcar #116 still undergoing restoration.
The mystery of the wood desk at Phoenix Trolley Museum has been solved! Where is Trimble, MO and who was Wallace Beery?
It's Arizona Gives Day! Help keep Phoenix's history alive and "uplifting" with the Phoenix Trolley Museum! Click here to donate: azgives.org/ptm
Help preserve the rich history of Phoenix and support public education by contributing to the Phoenix Trolley Museum on Arizona Gives Day. azgives.org/ptm
Megan and Samuel deserve thanks for volunteering at the museum. They took on the task of inventorying all of our gift shop items on Saturday, as well as brainstorming ideas for updating our education curriculum and organizing shelving in several of our rooms. Stay tuned!
Thanks to John Steiner for dropping by the Phoenix Trolley Museum on Saturday and recapping his experience in his "Journeys with Johnbo" blog: buff.ly/3x6kbFG
Yesterday, several Phoenix Trolley Museum board members visited with Elmer Haneberg of the Central Electric Railfans' Association. CERA was formed in 1938 to encourage study of the history, equipment, and operation of urban, suburban, and mainline electric railways.
We're working on a project with our friends at Valley Metro. Here's a snippet. To view our historic streetcars at eye level, drop by on Saturdays, 11 am to 3 pm, or on First Friday. Remember, March is Art Detour in Phoenix!
March is ArtDetour 36 thanks to Artlink Phoenix. The Phoenix Trolley Museum Saturday Open Houses are included on the month-long calendar: buff.ly/4a7oU8u Drop on by!
Here's a photo taken by Acme Photography of Los Angeles, CA dated April 4, 1934. It was generously donated to the Phoenix Trolley Museum by Paul Taliercio of the George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center. The headline, "When a truck tangles with a tram."
Besides showing visitors our three historic streetcars, Saturday was Archives Day at the Phoenix Trolley Museum, including organizing the trolley tokens we've collected over the years. Drop by next Saturday!
We have big plans for 2022 Our next big push at the Phoenix Trolley Museum will be to bring Car 116 out of storage and put it back on public display. A big thank-you to all of our supporters, donors, and volunteers that have gotten us this far. We can’t do it without you!
The @PhxPioneerBand is reviving Phoenix's first band from 1880. They'll be playing at PTM on #FirstFriday in the near future! phxpionerband.org
We hope you're enjoying your day. Take a look-see at what we are all about at phxtrolley.org @ Phoenix Trolley Museum instagram.com/p/CCXdliWHVgl/…
We at the Phoenix Trolley Museum hope you stay safe while celebrating the 4th of July by masking up and social distancing. Enjoy! instagram.com/p/CCD8FeInVvL/…
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