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Links about trams and light rails in Kingston, New York

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Trolley Museum of New York (TMNY)
Language: English.

"The Trolley Museum of New York (TMNY) was founded in 1955 in Brooklyn by Everett A. White and a passionate group of volunteers determined to preserve the fading history of rail transportation. We started with just four streetcars, including a Brill trolley from Atlantic City and a Brooklyn PCC. However, finding a permanent home for our collection proved difficult, and for years our trolleys were scattered all over New York City, from Staten Island to Coney Island. An unfortunate incident in Philadelphia, where donated trolleys were scrapped, nearly marked the end of our journey. However, this setback led to an unexpected opportunity: Word of the loss reached Kingston, New York, and in 1983 we finally found a home at the Rondout Waterfront. We started with just one gasoline-powered car, but quickly grew, adding more trolleys and building a trolley barn. Despite significant challenges, including a devastating fire in 1991 and the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy, our dedicated volunteers never gave up. Their hard work and passion are what have brought us to where we are today - a thriving museum that preserves and celebrates the history of rail transportation."

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