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Location
Parking
free parking
Visitor tip
Plan for several hours and don't miss the model railway building located across the parking lot from the main entrance - visitors report it's easy to spend hours exploring the volunteer-operated HO scale layout replicating the White Mountains to coastline
Visitor tip
Conductors provide historical commentary about the trolley cars and local Boston/New Hampshire transit history during the 40-minute rides, so listen for educational insights about the vehicles and landmarks you pass
About Seashore Trolley Museum
Museum with public transit vehicles. Long-running indoor-outdoor museum featuring restored public transit vehicles & artifacts.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Trolley & Train Museum
- Main Attractions
- Antique trolley rides, restored 100+ year old cars, model train exhibit, bus collection
- Experience
- 40-minute trolley rides departing every 45 minutes, walk-through antique vehicles
- Setting
- Indoor and outdoor with barns, restoration workshop, storage buildings
What visitors say
A great experience! We had a nice time on the trolley ride to the pumpkin patch. It was interesting to learn about the trolley we were on and get to experience riding in an antique trolley car. The museum itself has an amazing array of…
Nice place for the family to go to,a lot of history about the old trolley systems in Boston and in New Hampshire. Also, an HO model Railroad club has a huge model. Railroad layout replicating the white mountains in North Conway down to…
Quite the place! Had a wonderful time on two refurbished train cars that were over 100 years old. We enjoyed two 40 min rides around the property and into the woods. The conductors on board talk a little bit of the history of the cars…
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Did You Know?
- The museum features over 100-year-old antique trolley cars and restored train cars that visitors can ride on 40-minute excursions departing every 45 minutes, with one ticket valid for unlimited rides
- The museum houses a detailed HO model railroad layout created and operated by volunteer members of a model railroad club, replicating the White Mountains in North Conway down to the coastline
- The museum includes a working restoration workshop where visitors can observe the physical restoration and refurbishment of historic trolley and train cars, alongside storage buildings with accessible walk-through vintage vehicles including double-decker buses and old Boston T line cars (Red and Blue line)
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