10/12/2026
Today’s highlight features one of the most unique parts of our collection: the Wexford Trolley Station.
This wooden interurban trolley originally served transit riders after the construction of the Pittsburgh Harmony Butler & New Castle Railway in 1908. Its interesting history includes the 23 years it was used as a freight/passenger station for the Harmony Route; its relocation to the corner of Wexford-Bayne Road and Old Perry Highway in the village of Wexford in 1931; and its 83 years’ use as a post office, antique store, craft shop, and deli.
Today the station acts as a beautifully restored exhibit, which includes the details of the building’s relocation to the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum in 2015. It’s open and accessible to visitors during our operating hours!