Once you are in the ETix system, please select the Saturday you wish to visit, reserve a specific time entry slot between 12 noon and 4 p.m, enter the number of tickets requested and submit. You will then receive a confirmation email with further information about your visit.

The Trolley Museum is one of nine locations participating in #ArtHappensHere. The Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County (AHCMC) commissioned eight local artists to mount temporary public art murals that encourage residents and visitors to reengage with the arts and humanities sector. The program is an effort to promote the safe reopening of Montgomery County’s creative economy and cultural industry.

Celebrate the Season at the Trolley Museum as Santa returns for Holly Trolley. A full schedule will be announced soon!

The Third Avenue Railway Company of New York City embarked on a car building program to fulfill its service requirements rather than purchase the PCC street cars as the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Company was doing in the 1930s. Built in the Company's 65th Street shops, TARS 678 is a collection of recycled parts and new-fangled gadgets.

Following abandonment of trolley lines in the Bronx in 1948, forty cars of this class provided service for another twenty years in Vienna, Austria as Marshall Plan dollars replaced trams damaged during World War II.

The Museum purchased TARS 678 and shipped it to the site during the summer of 1971. The car was removed from service in 2000 for extensive restoration. TARS 678 returned to occasional service in January 2015, much to the delight of members, volunteers and museum guests.