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Seashore Trolley Museum
Photo courtesy of
Seacoast Trolley Museum.
Founded in 1939, this museum has grown and grown into a living history of public transportation. It all began with with one open trolley car, #31 from the Biddeford & Saco Railroad. Today, the collection contains over 250 transit vehicles, most of them trolleys, from all over the United States, Canada, and many other countries. STM is the oldest, and largest electric railway museum in the world. Admission includes unlimited trolley rides on the growing network of track, plus access to the museum and groups. Bring a picnic lunch or eat in. There is also an extraordinarily complete museum store. Check the web site for special events, group rates and lots and lots of info about trolleys.
HOURS: May 25- Oct 14, every day 10am-5pm
WEBSITE: http://www.trolleymuseum.org
ADMISSION: Adult $7.50, (less $2 seniors), Children 6-16 $5.75
PHONE: (207) 967-2800
ADDRESS: 195 Log Cabin Road Kennebunkport, ME 03802
DIRECTIONS: I-95 North to Maine Turnpike. Take Exit 3 (Kennebunk). After tollbooth, Left onto Route 35 to downtown Kennebunk. Left onto Route 1 North, for 2.8 miles to traffic light, in Arundel, between Arundel Antiques Village and Antiques USA. Right at the traffic light onto Log Cabin Road. Museum is 1.7 miles on left.
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