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By John Proto / June 25, 2023

Museum In Motion 2023

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The mission of the Shore Line Trolley Museum is to share with a diverse audience the story of the trolley and related forms of public transportation in their historical context.

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Email: info@shorelinetrolley.org
Phone: (203) 467-6927

Our railway operates with historic trolley equipment, all of which dates from an era long before the Americans with Disabilities Act. As authentic historic artifacts, the trolley cars have not been modified. Passengers board the trolleys knowing they will need to climb 2-3 steps to get aboard each car. Visitors with mobility disabilities who choose not to ride the trolley may still enjoy the indoor exhibits, restrooms, and other facilities in our fully-accessible Sprague Station building.

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