go see the trains outside...and go inside, to see the work in progress...very slowly. these projects are measured in years, not weeks. the people are fun to talk with too. More

Definitely the highlight of our trip to Fort Smith. Really interesting to see the refurbished trolleys and we got to ride on and drive one of the trolleys. Would definitely recommend a visit! More

The trolley is an original city trolley that has been restored by volunteers at the museum. Buy your tickets and catch the trolley at the Ft. Smith Mueum of History, the rails run up to Garrison Avenue and back past the actual Trolley Museum and to the National Cemetary. The conductor gives a brief, but informative talk at the stops... More

Had a very fun time riding the historic trolley through the downtown area. Learned a lot about how the trolleys operated back in the day. Great fun for the family. Highly recommend! More

We went to the museum, but there wasn't much to look at. No one greeted us the door. I don't know if it was closed (according to the hours it should have been open), or what, but I wouldn't recommend it. The only good thing was we didn't have to pay for it. More

This is a great trolley ride that adults and kids will enjoy. It also connects (with short walks on each end) most of the main attractions that Fort Smith has to offer. On the north end you can see the city's visitors center, which is a former bordello you can also tour. There is a small park at this trolley... More

Fort Smith Trolley Museum restored these popular streetcar and transporation in many cities. This museum offer a ride on their 1926 electric streetcar makes a half-mile runs between Fort Smith's wide Carrison Avenue and the National Cemetery, bring back memories for some, and new thrills for others. Inside the Trolley Museum is a collection of old railroad passenger cars, engines,... More