Leavenworth Trolleys

The Trolleys are here! The Trolleys are here!

It was a small but impressive parade from Studdard Moving Company courtesy of Charles Campbell on Commercial Street to the parking lot at Storage Box and U-Haul located at 804 Cherokee courtesy of Louis Klemp. Be sure to drive by to see all three - before restoration that is!!!
The trolleys are owned and operated by the Leavenworth Historical Museum Association, Inc.

Speaker's Platform on the back of each trolley.

Trolley transportation is enjoyed by everyone...young and old! Join us in the excitement of bringing trolleys to enhance the historical streets of Leavenworth.
Restoration work will be needed. Please contact us if you would like to volunteer or donate to restoring the trolleys to their original grandeur!

Call Mr. Jewell West at 913-682-6304

Trolley Tyme 3 is the first to arrive. It took a "Low Boy" trailer plus letting out some air in the tires to get them from California to Kansas.
Del Sanders - President of LHMA, INC. Jewell West - Special Projects and Board Member hold a sign up in front of first trolley that arrived on March 23, 2007.
Trolley Tyme 2 arrived on March 24th - the next one to arrive. Jewell West is talking to hauler. The truck drivers said that it really created a commotion everywhere they traveled. People were staring and taking pictures of the trolleys!

Billy Dillon of Studdard directs the driver to back up into the loading dock. He also pumped up all the tires and got the engines going with some coaxing. Thanks Billy!
Trolley Tyme 1 is being driven by Louis Klemp with Audrey Sanders checking it out!
Charles Campbell and Jewell West oversee as the trolley is being backed into the loading dock at Paul Arpin Moving and Storage/Studdards on Commercial Street.

Board Members Audrey Sanders and Diane West inside the trolley.
Melanie Meier, Membership Chairman.
Del Sanders talking to Louis Klemp about where the tolleys should be parked at the Storage Box and U-Haul at 804 Cherokee.
Come join the excitement and help bring these trolleys back to their former glory! Can you work on wood, metal, engines, window etching and more? Call 682-1866 to volunteer or make a donation to the restoration!
Call Mr. Jewell West at 913-682-6304

	Trolley Tyme 3 is the first to arrive. It took a "Low Boy" trailer plus letting out some air in the tires to get them from California to Kansas.
	Del Sanders - President of LHMA, INC. Jewell West - Special Projects and Board Member hold a sign up in front of first trolley that arrived on March 23, 2007.
	Trolley Tyme 2 arrived on March 24th - the next one to arrive. Jewell West is talking to hauler. The truck drivers said that it really created a commotion everywhere they traveled. People were staring and taking pictures of the trolleys!
	Billy Dillon of Studdard directs the driver to back up into the loading dock. He also pumped up all the tires and got the engines going with some coaxing. Thanks Billy!
	Trolley Tyme 1 is being driven by Louis Klemp with Audrey Sanders checking it out!
	Charles Campbell and Jewell West oversee as the trolley is being backed into the loading dock at Paul Arpin Moving and Storage/Studdards on Commercial Street.
	Board Members Audrey Sanders and Diane West inside the trolley.
	Melanie Meier, Membership Chairman.
	Del Sanders talking to Louis Klemp about where the tolleys should be parked at the Storage Box and U-Haul at 804 Cherokee.