Rockhill Trolley Museum
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Address: PO Box 203, Meadow Street, Rockhill Furnace, PENNSYLVANIA, 17249 USA. Tel.: 814-447-9576 Toll Free:
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Rockhill Trolley Museum's collection has nine operational trolleys, including Pennsylvania's only operating open car, high-speed interurban cars, fascinating maintenance-of-way cars like a huge snowplow and a 101-year-old snow sweeper, and a Philadelphia PCC.
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Hits: 237 Rating: 0 Reviews: 0 Review : Read/Write Added: 12-Oct-2003
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Steamtown - National Historic Site
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Address: 150 South Washington Ave., Scranton, PENNSYLVANIA, 18503 USA. Tel.: (570) 340-5204 Toll Free: (888) 693-9391
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Steamtown National Historic Site was created by an act of Congress in 1986 to preserve and interpret the history of steam railroading. The National Park Service tells the story of railroading through Living History and interpretive programs, a working locomotive shop and roundhouse, educational outreach programs, seasonal short tours of the yard by train, seasonal excursions to Moscow, Pennsylvania, and occasional special excursions.
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Hits: 834 Rating: 4.33 Reviews: 6 Review : Read/Write Added: 5-Nov-2002
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Stewartstown Railroad
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Address: PO Box 155, Stewartstown, PENNSYLVANIA, 17363 USA. Tel.: 717-993-2936 Toll Free:
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Chartered in 1884, this tourist railroad runs between Stewartstown and New Freedom, Pennsylvania. The Stewartstown Railroad consists of a seven-mile stretch of tracks ending at New Freedom, where, in 1885 it made an important connection with the main line of the Northern Central Railway (now Conrail). Stewartstown's first locomotive, Hopewell, hauled both passenger and freight trains, providing a means for farmers to get their crops to market in York and Baltimore, and to receive incoming agricultural equipment.
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Hits: 721 Rating: 2.50 Reviews: 6 Review : Read/Write Added: 5-Nov-2002
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Stourbridge Line Rail Excursions
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Address: 303 Commercial St., Honesdale, PENNSYLVANIA, 18431 USA. Tel.: (570) 253-1960 Toll Free:
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The Wayne County Chamber of Commerce owns and operates the Stourbridge Line Rail Excursions. Your first step onto the Stourbridge Line takes you back into history - you board this passenger train on the site of the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company's boat basin. From this terminus, anthracite coal - brought to the basin by the D&H's gravity railroad from Carbondale and the Lackawanna Valley - made its 108-mile journey from northeastern Pennsylvania to New York City. If you would have gazed westward (up the hill) from this point in those days, you would have seen nothing but coal. Join us for a fascinating trip.. a trip you will remember for years to come!
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Hits: 805 Rating: 4.33 Reviews: 3 Review : Read/Write Added: 5-Nov-2002
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Strasburg Rail Road
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Address: P.O. Box 96, Strasburg, PENNSYLVANIA, 17579 USA. Tel.: (717) 687-7522 Toll Free:
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Welcome aboard the Strasburg Rail Road. So much more than just a train ride, it's an experience unlike any other...an adventure that family and friends of all ages will enjoy....and remember for years to come. A magical ride through the Pennsylvania Dutch Country.
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Hits: 958 Rating: 4.50 Reviews: 14 Review : Read/Write Added: 5-Nov-2002
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Tioga Central Railroad
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Address: PO Box 269, Wellsboro, PENNSYLVANIA, 16901 USA. Tel.: 570-724-0990 Toll Free:
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Tioga Central Railroad operates excursion trains, dinner trains, and charter trains on a 34-mile railroad extending north from Wellsboro, Pennsylvania to a location about three miles south of Corning, New York. The line over which we operate was at one time part of the Fall Brook Railway and later part of the Pennsylvania Division of the New York Central System. Passing beautiful fields and forests, rolling along beside the sparkling waters of Crooked Creek, and traversing the western shore of beautiful Hammond Lake, you’ll agree that the scenery is spectacular along our line. Tioga County is famous for its scenery, and riding our open observation car is the best way to see it. Be sure to bring your camera.
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Hits: 813 Rating: 4.00 Reviews: 5 Review : Read/Write Added: 5-Nov-2002
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Wanamaker Kempton & Southern Railroad
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Address: P.O. Box 24, Kempton, PENNSYLVANIA, 19529 USA. Tel.: 610-756-6469 Toll Free:
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The WK&S Railroad is located in Kempton, PA in scenic Berks County. Known as the "Hawk Mountain Line" because of its' proximity to the famous bird sanctuary, the WK&S has been open since 1963. Train rides are offered on weekends from May through October, with special events throughout the year, including a Santa Special weekend in December. Private charters can be arranged at any time, and educational school trips are held on two Fridays in May. The WK&S operates two steam locomotives (tank engines) and two diesel locomotives.
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Hits: 827 Rating: 4.43 Reviews: 7 Review : Read/Write Added: 5-Nov-2002
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West Chester Railroad
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Address: 500 South Adams Street, West Chester, PENNSYLVANIA, 19382 USA. Tel.: +1 610 430 2233 Toll Free:
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The West Chester Railroad runs between Market Street in West Chester, Chester Co. and the village of Glen Mills, Delaware Co., Penna. Planned future stops will be: the old Westtown station, now an art gallery; the 19th century village and station at Cheyney, which is also home to one of the nation's oldest black universities; Locksley Station, which is near one of the oldest iron slitting mill sites in the country and the Frazier Farmstead of Revolutionary War fame; and finally the picturesque village of Glen Mills with its restored Victorian station operated as a museum by the Thornbury Historical Society. It is believed that the station may have been designed by the noted Philadelphia architect, Frank Furness.
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Hits: 381 Rating: 3.00 Reviews: 1 Review : Read/Write Added: 26-Oct-2004
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