Step aboard a vintage trolley and cruise through history along Blacklog Creek, experiencing Pennsylvania’s industrial past with scenic views and educational insights. Discover why this ride is a beloved local treasure.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
30-45 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels
Wildlife
History
The Rockhill Iron Furnace was once a major producer during Pennsylvania's iron industry boom in the late 19th century.
Conservation
The museum actively maintains and restores historic trolley cars, emphasizing sustainable preservation and educational outreach.
Rockhill Trolley Museum
Step aboard a vintage trolley and cruise through history along Blacklog Creek, experiencing Pennsylvania’s industrial past with scenic views and educational insights. Discover why this ride is a beloved local treasure.
Rockhill Trolley Museum preserves and operates historic electric trolley cars in Rockhill, Pennsylvania. The museum maintains a fully operational fleet that includes the Liberty Liner and other antique cars used for public rides and special events. Visitors ride vintage electric trolleys along the scenic Blacklog Creek, through Blacklog Narrows, and past the historic ruins of the Rockhill Iron Furnace.
The site includes multiple carbarns and a restoration shop where restoration work and maintenance are visible to guests. Carbarn 1 and the restoration shop are regularly open for visitor viewing; Carbarn 2 is available for guided tours, with an exclusive tour offered at 2:45 on Free Museum Day. Museum programming combines scheduled rides, seasonal events, and educational tours that highlight trolley technology and local railroad history.
Regular experiences include the Fall Spectacular, Free Museum Day with unlimited rides, Vintage Trolley Rides along Blacklog Creek, Santa’s Trolley holiday rides aboard a heated antique car, and Lights, Camera, Christmas Trolleys! featuring illuminated holiday decorations through Altoff Siding. Event lengths and amenities vary by trip; Santa’s Trolley is presented as a four-hour family event.
The museum operates as a public attraction focused on historic preservation and visitor experience. Trip summaries, schedules, and ticketing information are published for each event. Visitors should consult the museum’s official schedule before planning a visit to confirm ride times, safety information, and tour availability. Accessibility details, group bookings, and photography policies are listed on the museum website to help visitors plan and prepare for their trolley experience throughout the year and in advance.
Location
Rockhill, PA
Historic site in Pennsylvania
Rides Offered
5 experiences
Vintage trolley trips on scenic routes
Guided Tour
Carbarn 2 at 2:45
Exclusive tour time on Free Museum Day
Seasonal Events
Holiday & Fall specials
Festive rides and family programs
Reserve tickets for Fall Spectacular, Free Museum Day, Santa’s Trolley, and illuminated holiday rides — check schedules and tour times before visiting.
Arrive early
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled ride to ensure timely boarding.
Check the schedule
Review the museum’s timetable online beforehand to plan for special event rides.
Dress comfortably
Dress in layers as outdoor temperatures can vary, especially in cooler months.
Bring a camera
Capture scenic views and historic ruins during your trolley journey.
Comfortable walking shoes
Support your walk around the museum grounds and station areas.
Layered clothing
Prepare for variable outdoor temperatures during the outdoor portion of the visit.
Camera or smartphone
Capture scenic and historical highlights during the ride.
Hat and sunglasses
Protect yourself from sun during outdoor segments.