We were delighted to find the 114 Trolley that once ran across the Bridge of Flowers was still operating on weekends and holidays. It was a short walk up from the center of the village of Shelburne Falls, which itself is a delightful town of artisan shops, galleries and restaurants. The Trolley ride was about fifteen minutes along a short section of railroad track. There was also a great museum of pictures from the 1920's showing the trolley, the railroad and town. The $3 ticket was also good for as many rides as possible and a ride on the pump car. This is a great place for kids to learn about the history of railroads and trolleys, and ride one. Since it is a volunteer musuem, they are moving slow on restoring the buildings, so parts look a little worn out. But, the Trolley is a beautiful restoration.