Grand Avenue Rail Project

12/23/2022

12/13/2022

A lawyer, a builder and a millwright found that you still can take a streetcar. If you have the time, guts and the proper permits, you can take one just about anywhere you want it. “It went really slick,” lawyer Larry Fleming said. “We lost a lot of nuts and bolts and dirt, and the resident ow...

11/30/2021

09/07/2017

GARP has been working to help the trolley museum for several years now. Unfortunately, the city seems intent on putting them on the street before their new site is developed. Please like, share, and donate if you would like to see streetcars downtown again!

Support 'The New Phoenix Trolley Museum' by donating or sharing today!

08/28/2017

Totally cool video. The Trolley Museum is moving forward with its plans to move to Grand Avenue. Check it out, and donate if you support this great effort!

Please go to our Generosity page at https://igg.me/at/4VjSt6YJJjs/emal/16736646 to donate! Due to redevelopment of its 40-year home for the redevelopment of ...

06/04/2017

The subject of streetcars on Grand Avenue was big news in 1917-1918. We hope it will be big news 100 years later too!

04/28/2017

It's the Grand event of the spring! Members of the Phoenix Trolley Museum (as well as other groups) will be there to tell you about their current plans to move to Grand Avenue.

01/10/2017

Will Grand Avenue be Next? Posted on January 10, 2017 by Motleyblog Grand could suffer the fate of Roosevelt Row if we aren’t careful The Chocolate Factory, Smith Radiator sign, and one of the planters decorated by ceramicist Tammi Lynch-Forest Part One of Two By Bob Graham, Motley Design Group Most...

12/10/2016

Time to get involved. What a great opportunity for Phoenix! Join the Phoenix Trolley Museum and help make this vision a reality!

The Phoenix Trolley museum announced its new location on Grand Avenue after months of meetings and scouting.

12/04/2016

Excellent progress by the Phoenix Trolley Museum. This will be great for streetcars, great for Grand Avenue, and great for streetcars on Grand Avenue!

IT'S OFFICIAL!
At the Board meeting of November 28, it was decided that the new site for the museum will be at 1117 Grand Avenue, in the heart of the Grand Avenue Arts and Small Business district. Watch for further announcements as we develop the plan for this site in coming months!