08/28/2026
The Baltimore Streetcar Museum is honored to collaborate with other organizations that have complementary missions to promote a broader understanding of transportation history and mutual goodwill.
Thus, we are happy to help promote a special milestone for our colleagues at the Manheim Historical Society in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. On Sunday, September 20, from 1-4PM, the Manheim Historical Society will officially celebrate the 100th Birthday of former Conestoga Transportation Company Trolley Car 236. Our Executive Director Matt Nawn is the Master of Ceremonies for this milestone event and will deliver a presentation on the significance of this historical vehicle as part of the afternoon festivities.
For the past several years, volunteers and staff from our museum have assisted the Manheim Historical Society with running maintenance, repairs, and training to ensure this historic vehicle can continue providing a living history experience for visitors from far and near. The Manheim Historical Society in turn assisted our museum by hosting an open house for guests from trolley and streetcar museums from the eastern United States and Canada as an optional activity during an industry event held at our museum in 2023.
Much like the preserved Baltimore streetcars in our collection provide a special connection to local history, Manheim's trolley car 236 provides the same connection for Lancaster County as it is the last intact, preserved, and operational trolley car remaining in this region.
If your travels take you to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania on September 20, we encourage you to visit the Manheim Railroad Station and join our friends and colleagues for their milestone event. Congratulations, Manheim Historical Society!