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Chester County Transportation Museum
Phone: (803) 385-2332
City: Chester
Region: Midlands
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Chester County Transportation Museum
Housed in a restored 1888 Freight Depot on Seaboard Railroad, displays here tell the story of the development of surface transportation in Chester County. Exhibits include buggies, wagons, a 1925 school bus, a cotton wagon, a 1916 Ford Model T, a 1934 Ford V8, a 1939 Ford and more. Repurposed 1925 Ford Model TT school bus ready to board! Come visit.
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