MINNESOTA STREETCAR MUSEUM
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2024
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2024
Museum housing five streetcars of the 1240 built, it is possible to borrow them and make a 15 minutes tour
In the 1860s, Minneapolis built tramway lines, which finally disappeared in 1954 with the development of the automobile industry. Most of the trams were burned or sent to other states. Of the 1,240 trams built, only five have been preserved and can be found in this museum. It is possible to use them and take a 15-minute ride along the two historic tram lines: the Como-Harriet line and the Excelsior line.
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