Trolleyville preserves Cleveland streetcar era history
In Olmsted Township near Cleveland a former businessman created Trolleyville U S A to preserve electric railcars. The Gerald E Brookins Museum houses 35 street cars on nearly 3 miles of track, with artifacts from 1896 to 1924, a 1900 depot, and plans for a model railroad. The not for profit site draws visitors from around the world and marked 20 years of operation this year aiming for 6 000 visitors.
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