OcTrolleyFest 2005
A Celebration of Transportation Heritage and
Community
Community
For nearly 150 years, or since 24 December, 1858,
when horse car service to Darby began, streetcars
and trolleys have connected us with the wider
world and with each other.
On Saturday, October 15, 2005, from 10:00
am to 4:00 pm we celebrated this heritage. A
restored, streamlined PCC made the loop between
Darby, Yeadon and the Elmwood Depot Pictures
TrolleySongs
Trolley Mural
Marvil Funeral Home Mural
Fire Company #1 Mural
Main Street, Darby in 1922
when horse car service to Darby began, streetcars
and trolleys have connected us with the wider
world and with each other.
On Saturday, October 15, 2005, from 10:00
am to 4:00 pm we celebrated this heritage. A
restored, streamlined PCC made the loop between
Darby, Yeadon and the Elmwood Depot Pictures
TrolleySongs
Trolley Mural
Marvil Funeral Home Mural
Fire Company #1 Mural
Main Street, Darby in 1922
Sponsored by Sharon Bank, Darby Library, The Darby Borough
Historical Commission OcTrolleyFest Committee and a number
of area organizations and individuals, tickets to ride were free
and were available at Darby Library and Yeadon Library.
Historical Commission OcTrolleyFest Committee and a number
of area organizations and individuals, tickets to ride were free
and were available at Darby Library and Yeadon Library.
Buttonwood Hotel, 9th and Main, Darby
