Trolley Museum is open Weekends from Saturday May 20th thru Labor Day Weekend in September
Great Oregon Solar Eclipse Campout:
Come and campout at Powerland Heritage Park for the weekend and see a rare total solar eclipse. August 18th-21. Free trolley rides for event participants. This is bound to be a fun once-in-a-lifetime event.
3995 Brooklake Road
Brooks, OR 97303
On the grounds of Powerland Heritage Park
Phone: 971-701-6327
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Welcome to the largest Trolley Museum in
the Pacific Northwest
The Oregon Electric Railway Museum is an operating trolley museum. We feature trolleys and other electric railway equipment from the West Coast as well as from around the world. Our railway equipment collection dates from the 1890’s thru 1977.
Your Visit to the Museum includes
An authentic experience of purchasing trolley tickets at our Depot, Hopmere Station, This station, built by the museum is based on plans of a Southern Pacific Train Station.- A Ride on one of our authentic trolleys from around the world. Our most popular operating car was built in 1913 for Sydney, Australia. The ride is about 2 m
iles round trip - You will be welcome to tour our carbarn filled with historic railway equipment, some on static display, other in the midst of restoration to service. See what was once was consider out-dated is now considered new again.
Volunteers
The Museum is run all by volunteers, from restoration of the streetcars to selling tickets to operating the trolley. Consider joining the OERHS and volunteering your time, or consider monetary donations to keep our trolleys running.
When you stay with us, we're giving you the glasses we got from Travel Salem or NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration for free. Stay safe. Don't mess around with looking at the sun.
Amazon recalls eclipse glasses; U.S. sellers stunned by sudden move
wfaa.com
Amazon issued a widespread recall for solar eclipse glasses early Saturday morning, one week before the Aug. 21 eclipse. That move stunned some sellers who say their glasses are verified safe.