“Behind-the-Scenes” tour will give visitors the opportunity to take a close-up look at some of the current restoration projects including Connecticut Company Car #3001 (121 years old!) and Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co. #1500 (112 years old!). Additionally, tour the grounds that are normally closed off to visitors with a museum guide.

  The Connectiut Trolley Museum is open and trolley rides operate rain or shine.

 Ticket Prices

The Connecticut Trolley Museum is excited to honor Fathers and Grandfathers with free admission with a paid admission.

¹ Free admission with a paid admission.

TVCA stands for Tobacco Valley Chamber Alliance (which consists of Bloomfield, Bradley Regional, East Windsor, Granby and Windsor Chambers of Commerce) and while EWCC is still working on it’s “Business After Hours” at a Members Business -EWCC Members are reminded that the EWCC is a Member of the TVCA and are invited to WCC’s BAH on June 20th at Mutual Member Windsor Federal at their Main Office.   

Business After Hours 

Tuesday, June 20

Windsor Federal encourages You to attend this Car Show which will benefit Enfield Social Service

1 Shoham Road East Windsor CT 06088 

 http://WindsorFederal.com

Presented by the Town of East Windsor CT

 The Connecticut Trolley Museum (CTM) will hold a ceremony to dedicate their first ever Mobile Wheelchair Lift on Thursday, June 29^th at 10:30am.

The lift will allow the Museum to offer access to their operating trolleys for visitors with mobility issues. The Wheelchair Lift will be used for visitors in wheelchairs or visitors who have a challenging time stepping up into the trolley.

The mobile wheelchair lift was custom made for the Museum by Adaptive Engineering, Inc. whose list of customers include Amtrack; New Jersey Transit; the MBTA (Mass.); and numerous historic rail operators including the Strasburg Railroad, Napa Valley Wine Tours, Rocky Mountain Rail Tours and the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum.

The mobile wheelchair lift was funded with the support of the Cigna Foundation and by two Donor Advised funds at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving – The Vernon and Edith Roosa Family Foundation and Anonymous Fund No. 38.

According to the Museum’s Executive Director Gina Maria Alimberti, “We are excited to be able to provide this new service which is one of the many improvements and activities at the Museum that we have been undertaking to better serve our current visitors and to attract many more new ones.

About Connecticut Trolley Museum

The Connecticut Electric Railway Association, Inc. is the owner and operator of the Connecticut Trolley Museum. Founded in October 1940, it is the nation’s oldest incorporated organization dedicated to the preservation of the trolley era. The organization is led by a board of directors elected by the membership.

All major buildings and the museum’s center of operations are located on a 17-acre facility adjacent to State Route 140 in East Windsor. The right of way is a 3.2-mile portion of the Rockville branch of the Hartford & Springfield Street Railway Company.

The Connecticut Trolley Museum has over seventy pieces of rail equipment dating back to 1869. During your visit, you can see historic passenger and freight trolley cars, interurban cars, elevated railway cars, passenger and freight railroad cars, service cars, locomotives, and a variety of other equipment from railways around Connecticut. You will also find examples from Brooklyn, Boston, New Orleans, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Springfield, Lynchburg, Montreal, and even Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

For more about CTM please visit https://www.ct-trolley.org/

Or Call 860-627-6540 or email, [email protected]