ARIZONA STREET RAILWAY MUSEUM A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION

The organization collects, restores, and maintains historic streetcars, including Streetcar #116 and #504, and other related artifacts. This includes railcar restoration, woodworking, painting, and finishing, and collecting original streetcar rails.

The organization collects, restores, and maintains historic streetcars, including Streetcar #116 and Streetcar #504, and other related artifacts. This includes railcar restoration, woodworking, painting, and finishing, as well as collecting original streetcar rails.

The organization collects and restores historic streetcars, including Streetcar #116 and Streetcar #504, and other related artifacts. This includes railcar restoration, woodworking, painting, and finishing, as well as collecting sections of original Phoenix streetcar rails.

The organization conducts and presents oral history interviews with former riders of the Phoenix trolley system, and successfully wrote a grant to Arizona Humanities for an oral history project documenting memories of riding Phoenix’s original streetcar system before 1948.

The organization conducts and presents oral history interviews with former riders of the Phoenix trolley system, supported by grants for documenting memories of the original streetcar system.

The organization installs, maintains, and updates museum displays and exhibits, including a "pop-up" exhibit at the Arizona State Capitol Museum and displaying streetcar #116 at various public events.

The organization conducts and presents oral history interviews with former riders of the Phoenix trolley system, supported by grants, to document memories of riding Phoenix’s original streetcar system before 1948.

The organization acquires, restores, and maintains historic streetcars, including Streetcar #116 and #504, through activities like woodworking, painting, and track laying. It also collects original Phoenix streetcar rails and received a locomotive for moving Streetcar #116.

The organization maintains an extensive resource collection in the Larry Fleming Library, increases public research hours, and manages publications, including updating databases, processing orders, and assisting with mailings.

The organization maintains an extensive resource collection and increases public research hours in the Larry Fleming Library, and manages publications, including updating databases, processing orders, and assisting with mailings.

The organization previously published the Trolley Quarterly series and manages current publications, including updating databases, processing orders, and assisting with mailings.

The organization manages daily operations, including utilizing volunteers for collections, archives, guest services, and educational assistance. It also maintains the museum building and grounds, and operates retail sales of merchandise.

The museum utilizes volunteers in daily operations and special events, including collections, archives, and guest services, and provides hospitality and guest relations services to museum patrons.

The organization utilizes volunteers in daily operations and special events, including collections, archives, guest services, and educational assistance.

The museum operates open house events every Saturday from October to May and on selected First Fridays, showcasing its collection and the history of Phoenix trolleys. It also installs "pop-up" exhibits at other locations and maintains its building and grounds.

The organization operates a museum, hosting open house events every Saturday from October to May and selected First Friday events. It also provides school tours and tours for visiting guests, and manages the installation, maintenance, and upkeep of museum displays and exhibits.

The museum provides educational assistance, including administrative functions, art activities, science projects, and school tours for visiting guests.

The organization maintains an extensive resource collection in the Larry Fleming Library and increases public research hours.

The organization manages the installation, maintenance, and upkeep of museum displays and exhibits, including a "pop-up" exhibit at the Arizona State Capitol Museum. It also maintains an extensive resource collection in the Larry Fleming Library and manages publications.

The organization operates a museum, hosting open house events every Saturday from October to May and selected First Friday events. It also provides school tours and tours for visiting guests, and maintains the museum building and grounds.