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Welcome to the Fort Smith Trolley Museum. Come see us and ride through the streets of downtown on an authentic, restored electric trolley!
CLICK HERE to watch the story 5 News did on the Fort Smith Trolley Museum . Fort Smith Streetcar Restoration Association, Inc. (DBA) Fort Smith Trolley Museum. We are a 501c3 Nonprofit. 100 South 4th Fort Smith Arkansas 72901 (479) 783-0205 [email protected]
The history of Fort Smith's trolley service, the trollies, the Fort Smith Streetcar Restoration Association and the Trolley Museum.
Since the Trolley Museum was first founded, we have been continuously adding to our collection of equipment. Not only do we have electric streetcars in the museum but also a wide variety of other railroad cars and equipment.
Trolley Schedule. Tuesday - Friday: 12pm till 5pm. Saturday: 10am till 5pm. Sunday: 1pm till 5pm
By 1899, all the lines in Fort Smith were electrified and running with open-platform cars, which made their use dependent on good weather. The riders did have a roof, but the motorman stood outside in the elements and did the braking by hand.
Since the Trolley Museum was first founded, we have been continuously adding to our collection of equipment. Not only do we have electric streetcars in the museum but also a wide variety of other railroad cars and equipment.
Read the news on our restoration projects from beginning to end, see new collection pieces and follow our progress on the museum itself. ABOUT Streetcar History
From a terminal situated at various times at the foot of Garrison, Texas Corner, and finally Texas Road and South W Street, (Texas Road became Towson) Arkoma service used tracks of the South Fort Smith line to the junction at South W Street.
Trolley Schedule. Tuesday - Friday: 12pm till 5pm. Saturday: 10am till 5pm. Sunday: 1pm till 5pm