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SERy Surface Division Seashore Trolley Museum proudly continues the legacy of its founders by maintaining and sharing our world-class transit collections and knowledge with you.
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Founded in 1939, we have grown into the largest electric railway museum in the world. Seashore Trolley Museum's Bus Department is responsible for preserving, restoring, maintaining, and curating our 80+ bus and trolley bus collection, representing all decades from across the country and the world. The department is run by volunteers, and we are always looking for more to join our team! Message us

if you would like to learn more, or apply here to volunteer: https://trolleymuseum.org/support/volunteering-application/

Good morning, and at last it’s Friday!!Here is another group of pictures from 2007-2008 of buses on our museum campus fo...
05/15/2026

Good morning, and at last it’s Friday!!

Here is another group of pictures from 2007-2008 of buses on our museum campus for you all to enjoy.

Good morning all!Here’s another throwback post for your Thursday. Enjoy!We will be back at the museum on Sunday and we w...
05/14/2026

Good morning all!

Here’s another throwback post for your Thursday. Enjoy!

We will be back at the museum on Sunday and we will have some new content to post for next week. Stay tuned!

Happy Monday everyone!Here is another batch of pictures from years past at the museum.
05/11/2026

Happy Monday everyone!

Here is another batch of pictures from years past at the museum.

Good morning everyone and happy Friday!Here is a flashback post with pictures of bus activity at the museum from the ear...
05/08/2026

Good morning everyone and happy Friday!

Here is a flashback post with pictures of bus activity at the museum from the early 2000’s. Enjoy!

Here’s another batch of pictures from Transit Day 2009 with our trackless trolley parade!
05/07/2026

Here’s another batch of pictures from Transit Day 2009 with our trackless trolley parade!

Happy Hump Day!Here is a look back to Transit Day 2009 when we hosted a trackless trolley parade with every trackless co...
05/06/2026

Happy Hump Day!

Here is a look back to Transit Day 2009 when we hosted a trackless trolley parade with every trackless coach we could get up and running at the time. We had a lot of help from a group of trackless trolley experts from Switzerland and with their help we were able to do something never before done at the museum!

We hope to do something like this again in the future when our roadways are completely paved and the overhead catenary wire gets hung back up!

While we were on site last Sunday we also once again flipped the front rollsign on our 1982 Hamilton Street Railway GMC ...
05/01/2026

While we were on site last Sunday we also once again flipped the front rollsign on our 1982 Hamilton Street Railway GMC Artic bus #518203.

Our first official day of the 2026 operating season begins tomorrow morning at 9:30AM! The museum’s Maine Central Model Railroad building will be open Thursday’s-Sundays from 9:30AM-4:30PM and the whole museum campus including the trolley ride on the main line is open Saturdays and Sundays during the same hours for the month of May 2026. In June, the entire museum campus will be open to the public from Wednesday-Sunday from 9:30AM-4:30PM through the last weekend of October. Come on by for a visit!!

Here is a recent look at some of the buses and trackless trolleys stored inside of the Central Carbarn and Fairview Anne...
04/30/2026

Here is a recent look at some of the buses and trackless trolleys stored inside of the Central Carbarn and Fairview Annex from last Sunday, April 19th.

We will be back at the museum this Sunday to continue our spring clean-up and will make sure to take more new pictures of what is currently going on!

While we were working on spring cleaning last Sunday, we took a peek at our 1987 VIP Charter Coaches Orion 1 #297. At s...
04/29/2026

While we were working on spring cleaning last Sunday, we took a peek at our 1987 VIP Charter Coaches Orion 1 #297.

At some point during this year’s season, this bus and everything else sitting adjacent to the Riverside carbarn will be moved to new locations on the museum campus in anticipation of the demolition of the current building and the construction of the much larger new one!

Here are a few more views from around the back of the museum campus from last weekend.
04/28/2026

Here are a few more views from around the back of the museum campus from last weekend.

Address

195 Log Cabin Road
Kennebunkport, ME
04046

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+12079672800

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