| Help Trolley No. 7 get its wheels! | | Print | |
| Written by Lisa Schirato |
| Monday, 25 July 2011 05:12 |
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The trucks are a key element in the restoration and eventual operation of Hershey Transit Trolley No. 7, one of only two remaining from the era of street cars in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Currently housed in the former transit company car barn, No. 7 represents a tangible and important piece of Hershey’s past. One of three interurban cars built by the Cincinnati Car Company in 1913, No. 7 ran on the Hershey line between 1930 and 1946. Originally part of the Ephrata and Lebanon Street Railway Co., No. 7 was a full passenger car and one of the more ornate streetcars on the transit system. It was a popular car used to transport patrons to the Hotel Hershey and Milton Hershey School’s Senior Hall.
We need your support! Yes, I want to see Hershey Trolley No. 7 on it’s wheels again! Please make your tax deductible donation now by completing the attached form or donate now via PayPal.
Funds received in excess of our goal, will go toward additional restoration work needed on No7. You can contact the Friends at 717-979-6002. Friends of the Hershey Trolley is a committee of the Hershey Derry Township Historical Society.
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| Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 May 2012 04:01 |

We are over half way to our goal! In order to purchase these trucks (wheels and motors); we need to raise $25,000.

