Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, Washington

About Pennsylvania Trolley Museum

Pennsylvania Trolley Museum operates a collection of 54 historic streetcars in Washington, Pennsylvania, where visitors board trolleys for a four-mile round trip along scenic track. The Wexford Trolley Station, a wooden interurban station relocated to the museum in 2015, stands as a restored exhibit open during operating hours. Inside the display building, guests explore interactive exhibits and tour the trolley collection. The museum hosts seasonal programming including the Magic Pumpkin Trolley, where visitors grow pumpkins and participate in decorating activities, plus Trick or Treat events among the antique cars. Educational programs serve early learners through scouts, from Trolley Tots storytelling for ages two through five to Engineers in the Making workshops. Sensory-friendly hours accommodate visitors needing quieter streetcars and lowered exhibit sounds. Admission is charged; families of two adults and six children can visit free through the Experience Kits Program, with passes available at local libraries. The museum operates Thursday through Sunday in fall and winter months, located three miles north of Washington.