• Christopher's Grinders - a locally owned restaurant that serves a variety of delicious meals, including Pizza, Calzones, Grinders, Wraps, Munchies, and More!
• Walter's Propane - a family owned business that continues to serve Hampshire, Franklin and even parts of Hamden Counties with propane for the home, business or farm.
• Snow's Nice Cream - Providers of ice cream and cones for special events at SFTM.

• Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts - Our hometown, links to many area businesses, dining and entertainment choices.
• Museum Of Our Industrial Heritage - Preserves the physical artifacts, archival materials and social experiences of industrial Franklin County, Massachusetts.
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• Bridge of Flowers - Once a SF&C St Ry trolley bridge, now a 400 foot-long flower garden.
• Dancing Bear B&B

• Glory days of trolley line are recalled in Shelburne Falls - 6/10/01
• Business West article on SFTM redevelopment effort September 2006
• A Day Trip That Takes You Back in History - CBS Ch 3
• A MassLive Video from Fall 2008.
• Favorite Places: Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum - MassLive
• Take a Breezer, Summertime is trolley time.
• GoNewEngland.com
• Uptake
• Governing Magazine - Linear Parks Are Reshaping Urban Landscapes

• American-Rails.comA very comprehensive site about railroads, including museum listings.
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• Dave's Electric Railroads Historical trolley photos from Massachusetts and beyond.
• Amherst Railway Society Local Rail Enthusiasts organization with monthly talks, sponsor of the Amherst Railway Society Railroad Hobby Show, and generous supporter of SFTM.
• Railway Preservation News
• NERAIL A northeast railfan list that deals with yankee train issues.
• NE Rail (New England Railroading email list) photos of Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum. Use of the NERail photos must comply with their use policy.
• Trainriders Northeast Evangelist wing of the steel wheel travelers.
• National Trust for Historic Preservation Never saw anything old that they didn't want to save.
• Alfred Barten's Local Trolley and Rail History pages Conway (MA) Electric Street Railway history and more Shelburne Falls and Colrain Street Railway details.
• Vermont Rail Systems - Parents of Vermont Railway, Green Mountain Railroad, Clarendon and Pittsford Railroad, Washington County Railroad, host to Amtrak's Vermont services and donor of one of No. 10's headlights along with other artifacts and assistance.
• Pan Am Railways Our rail neighbor's page, used to be Guilford Rail Systems, Springfield Terminal, Boston & Maine Railroad, Fitchburg Railroad, Troy & Greenfield Railroad.
• Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts Railfan trips in the Northeast, and more.
• Fallen Flags and Other Railroad Photos Lots of pictures, manuals, and more.
• Railway Technology A links page to many of the real rail world sites.
• Walker Transportation Collection A treasure trove of New England Transportation historical material, located at Beverly Historical Society's site for now.
• RailNutterNews A web based periodical of rail news, features museums and visits to other rail-based operations.
• Trains Magazine A nationwide monthly railroad news magazine. The February 2000 issue had a James Shaughnessy article on our Trolleyfest in 1999.
• FUNARO & CAMERLENGO Makes an HO model kit of our CV caboose.
• Berkshire Gas and Steam Engine Assoc.
• Gary Lapointe's site of stations, freight houses etc. in Massachusetts, with pictures of many.
• Berkshire Hills Route trains of yesterday and today from B&M,B&A, NH, MEC, NYC, PC, D&H and much more.
• Berkshire Hills Route Forum
• Hoosac Tunnel site by Jerry Kelley.  A great comprehensive site on the construction of this nearby railroad tunnel.
• "The Coming of the Train The Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington and Deerfield River Railroads and the Industries They Served", by Brian Donelson.
• Hoosac Tunnel site by Marc Howes. Another great comprehensive site on the history of  this famouns tunnel.
• Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington RR A nearly seamless photo tour of the old Hoot Toot &Whistle as seen today.
• Keystone Arches The group that is working to preserve and display the huge stone arches built on the Boston and Albany RR. 
• Chester Station All about the preserved Boston and Albany/ CSX Chester Station. Also learn about Chester on Track each May.
• TrainTraveling.com International passenger rail guide.
• Indian Valley Locomotive Works, Authentic publications, faithful reproductions sounds of the railroads, books and CD's from the turn of the last century.
• South River Modelworks Since 1990, SRM has produced museum quality HO Scale Structure kits that everyone from the contest winning model builder to the motivated beginner can enjoy.
• Safety Train Training emergency responders and law enforcement agencies along our nation's railroads.

• Shore Line Trolley Museum, Branford, CT, one of the largest and oldest."
• Seashore Trolley Museum, Kennebunkport, ME, vies with Shoreline and Connecticut Trolley Museum for oldest and largest."
• Connecticut Trolley Museum   Hidden in the Central Connecticut wooded countryside, a jewel of a trolley museum resides 14 miles south of Springfield MA and 14 miles north of Hartford CT
• National Streetcar Museum at Lowell, Mass., industrial history and real street running."
• The Charlotte Trolley Museum, Charlotte, NC
• The Steveston Interurban Restoration Society is restoring a 1912 St. Louis Car Co. car BCER 1220. It ran from 1913 to 1958 as part of the British Columbia Electric Railway.(Canada).
• Central Electric Railfans'Association  A railfans' group and our interest is in electric transport--from streetcars (light rail), to rapid transit, tomainline electrification.  Includes an extensive listing of trolley museums.
• Visit MuseumLand, The WorldWide Portal to museums and cultural heritage.

• A video of the locomotive that donated its trucks to our No. 10.
• Rowan's
• The Joseph A. Smith Collection
• Black 5 Video's documentary of the SFTM, look for "Short Lines and Short Stories"

If you would like to link to our site, we suggest this description:

Visit the Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum and take a ride on our beautifully restored 1896 trolley car.  Regular operations are on weekends and holidays from May to October, with some weekday operations, see www.sftm.org. Other times by charter or chance. Antique pump car rides are often available.  The Visitors Center houses a display of local railroad and trolley related information, artifacts and pictures as well as a Kids Corner and TrolleyShop museum store.  Also available are books, videos, newspaper clippings, etc.  The museum is always looking for volunteers to assist in operations and restorations.  For more information, visit them at www.sftm.org.

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