Seashore Trolley Museum - Kennebunkport Museum

Descriptions from Across the Web

• The World's Oldest and Largest Trolley Museum is home of the National Collection of American Streetcars. With over 250 pieces of transit history in our collection, you could spend the day visiting. Be sure to try our special 'Be-A-Motorman' program, where the visitor can ... more on MuseumStuff.com
• Experience history in motion. Ride on restored, historic streetcars. more on VisitPortland.com
• Just north of Kennebunkport is a local marvel: a scrapyard masquerading as a museum. This quirky museum was founded in 1939 to preserve a disappearing way of life, and today contains one of the largest collections in the world--more than 200 trolleys, including specimens from Glasgow, Moscow, San... more on Frommers
• Explore the national collection of American streetcars - Ride over one of Maine's original trolley right-of-ways, in an authentically restored antique electric trolley - Tour carbarns housing over 40 of our finest trolleys - Browse ... more on entertainment.com
• Visitors to Maine can find an unparalleled way of seeing the countryside and learning a little local history and culture at the same time at the Seashore Trolley Museum. The museum has a collection of over 250 historic trolleys and other transit vehicles from many cities across the United States ... more on Weather.com

Directions

Drive north from Kennebunkport on North St. for 1 3/4 miles (3km); look for signs

Hours

May 25-Oct 14 daily 10am-5pm; May 4-19 and Oct 19-27 Sat-Sun 10am-5pm

Miscellaneous

• Admission: Adults: $7.50 Senior Citizens: $5.50 Children (Ages 6 - 16): $5.75 Children 5 and Under: Free Discounts for: Tour Groups Admission includes: unlimited trolley rides, access to the Museum Grounds and Exhibits, and use of our picnic areas to enjoy your own
• Collections: Streetcars from J.G. Brill, Osgood-Bradley, Wason, Laconia and others ... also a large collection of rapid transit cars, buses, and work equipment.

Other Web Resources

• www.trolleymuseum.org
• http://listings.mainetourism.com
• http://www.visitportland.com