Seashore Trolley Museum

The page provides contact information for speakers, education outreach, training as a guide or conductor, and internships.

Exhibits at Seashore are located in display buildings, in the visitor center and a vast assortment of vehicles are located around the property.

The page explores how public transit shaped society at the world’s oldest and largest electric railway museum and Museum of Mass Transit.

News blog from Seashore Trolley Museum's Executive Director - what's going on at the museum

Brooke Hubner sponsors a project with a $500,000 fundraising goal.

Volunteers, also called Model Engineers, maintain the layout, make improvements, and assist with building upkeep.

Internships at Seashore Trolley Museum has year-round un-paid internships available in the areas of nonprofit management, hospitality, and so much more.

This is the volunteer application for gathering information from potential volunteers. Once the info is recieved the volunteer coordinator will contact.

Seashore Trolley Museum invites businesses to become members through a downloadable application.

The museum’s location is 195 Log Cabin Rd, Kennebunkport, ME 04046.

Membership supports the museum and provides opportunities for learning, preservation, and education.

Nominations are now being accepted for 2021 Trustees. Click Here to download a PDF version of the nomination form. Click Here to download an editable Word version of the nomination form.

Jean Flahive has authored four children’s books, including *The Old Mainer and the Sea* and *The Canoe Maker*.

The board of trustees includes Robert Brosseau, Karen Dooks, Robert C. Drye, Brooke Hubner, David Kornechuk, Frederick J. Maloney, Donald Stephenson, Phil Tsihlis, James B. Van Bokkelen, Daniel Vardaro, and Peter Wilson.

The 2020–2026 New Direction Strategic Plan outlines Seashore Trolley Museum’s vision and priorities for the next decade.

Jim Schantz, Karen Dooks, and Ed Ramsdell sponsor a project with a $1,500,000 fundraising goal for the next five years.

The 2025–2029 Protecting Our Future Strategic Plan details Seashore Trolley Museum’s vision and priorities for the next decade.

Dave Rogers, James van Bokkelen, and Rob Drye sponsor a project with a $3,000,000 fundraising goal.

Seashore Trolley Museum is the world's first and largest electric railway museum, with over 350 vehicles that span decades of public transportation history.

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Seashore Trolley Museum encourages its employees, members and volunteers to be champions on behalf of the Museum while using social media.