• History Museums

Baltimore Streetcar Museum Inc

THE MUSEUM IS DEDICATED TO PRESERVING BALTIMORE'S PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION HISTORY, ESPECIALLY THE STREET RAILWAY ERA.

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San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum

The San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum is a non-profit educational museum preserving the railroad history of the Central California Coast.

• History Museums

Fort Smith Street Car Restoration Association Inc

The Fort Smith Trolley Museum is located at 100 South 4th, Fort Smith Arkansas 72901, 479 783-0205.

Union Street Association Inc

Supporting the vibrant businesses of Union Street in the historic Cow Hollow neighborhood of San Francisco, CA.

Arizona Street Railway Museum A Non-Profit Corporation

We tell the Phoenix streetcar story- • Collect, preserve, and showcase historic streetcars • Offer interactive educational experiences and • Engage the community Home Your Visit Calendar Trolley History About Us Support Us Search More Historic Phoenix Streetcar Resurfaces Listen to the Valley1 0 1 PodcastStory about the Phoenix Trolley The MuseumsInstitutional Memory How we got started Meet Motorman Max Excavation on Washington St reveals 1928 rails.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

Oakland Heritage Alliance

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preserving the architectural, cultural, and natural resources of Oakland, California.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

South Bay Historical Railroad Society Inc

The SBHRS maintains a full museum and 2 operating model railroad displays in the old Southern Pacific Santa Clara Freight Depot (Newhall Yard).

San Leandro Historical Railway Society

Restore, preserve, and maintain the Davis Street Southern Pacific freight depot, a registered historical building by the City of San Leandro.

SAN DIEGO ELECTRIC RAILWAY ASSOCIATION

San Diego Electric Railway Association Inc.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

MINNESOTA STREET CAR MUSEUM

Minnesota Streetcar Museum ComoHarriet Streetcar Line Step back to the days when the streetcar was king when Twin Citians went to work to school and to play by trolley.