Rockhill Trolley Museum

About Rockhill Trolley Museum

Rockhill Trolley Museum operates historic electric trolleys through scenic countryside in Rockhill Furnace, Pennsylvania, where visitors ride in operational cars including open models, high-speed interurbans, maintenance-of-way cars, and PCC cars. Rides last thirty-five to forty-five minutes and depart multiple times throughout operating days. After each trolley ride, the museum includes tours of the carbarn and restoration shops at no additional cost. Volunteers restore more vintage trolleys in the shops, which visitors observe during their visit. The museum suits families and tour groups interested in learning how Americans traveled by electric streetcar before modern transportation. Tickets are sold online through the venue's website. Children age one and under receive free admission when you ask for a complimentary ticket. The museum is located in south-central Pennsylvania between Harrisburg and Altoona, adjacent to the East Broad Top narrow-gauge railroad.