Tram 183 was built in 1917. Tram 183, a vintage trolley car, will join Old 300 in the fleet of the Astoria Riverfront Trolley. Built in 1917, the trolley car operated in Australia for over 50 years ...

The O'Connell Organization is a family owned and operated real estate development business with over 150 properties in New York State. For a limited time, a vintage trolley car will be on display at ...

The rebuilt trolleys have modern underpinnings and a vintage look. SEPTA expects them to be back in service this spring. SEPTA's Route 15 historic trolleys will return. The vehicles will be ADA ...

Looking to start a chain of diners, develop a neighborhood of tiny houses, or build a coral reef? Just plain crazy about trains? If so, you may be in luck. Until the end of January, transit ...

Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport, Maine is the world's first and largest electric railway museum. Host Rachel Holt gets an inside look at what makes this museum such a popular destination and ...

Retro trolley cars from 1947 will be back in service Sunday, according to SEPTA. Eight green and cream PCC II trolleys will be on the rails of Route 15, which serves Girard Avenue from West ...

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority PCC-II trolley car 2337 is seen passing the ‘Welcome To Fishtown’ mural on Frankford Avenue near East Wildey Street on Sunday morning. The mural, ...

Nearly four decades after being mothballed, the Red Car trolley system is about to begin rolling again. Starting in November, an $8 million system consisting of a refurbished 64-seat 1909 Red Car and ...

The MBTA is auctioning off old Green and Orange line subway and trolley cars to the highest bidder. The auction says salvageable parts from the trolleys have been removed and the cars are not ...

With the coming of 2026, Jamestown Street Railway Trolley Car 93 will have reached its 100th year mark. First put in service in 1926, it was one of the many street cars that serviced passengers ...

With the massive influx of large tech companies making a home in Austin, it could be fair to say the city is losing some of its quirky charm. That is, until people like Trey Tschoepe, who has ...