Trolleyology: A Ride to Washington, PA
It's the program we've all been waiting for! The Pennsylvania Trolley Museum lies along the route of the former Pittsburgh to Washington interurban - follow along on a virtual photo ride with George Gula as we meander our way from the city through the South Hills and Canonsburg to Washington, PA. The local streetcar lines in Washington will also be covered. This video is part of the Trolleyology series originally shared via Zoom. To help us continue these programs, please consider making a donation at https://pa-trolley.org/support. Thanks for watching! Trolleyology: A Ride to Washington, PA Presented by George Gula 00:00 Intro 04:19 Ride the Washington Interurban Line 01:56:46 Question and Answer discussion
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