Rockhill Trolley Museum

The Rockhill Trolley Museum in Rockhill Furnace, Pennsylvania, is home to one of the finest collections of operating electric streetcars and interurban cars in the eastern United States, operating rides along a restored portion of the historic East Broad Top Railroad corridor in the scenic Aughwick Valley. The museum’s collection spans the full era of American electric railway development, from early open-platform city streetcars to sleek interurban cars that once connected small-town Pennsylvania at high speed. Visitors can ride beautifully restored cars from a variety of American cities on weekends from May through October, with the museum’s knowledgeable volunteer crew providing narration and historical context throughout. The Rockhill museum is especially cherished for its intimate, unhurried atmosphere and the opportunity to experience the sights and sounds of electric railway operation up close.