A well presented exhibition about the San Francisco Trolley system. Went with an open mind and enjoyed the experience. Friendly staff who clearly are dedicated to the restored trolleys (trams to us Brits). Don't go expecting a large display, as the museum is compact.

If you're a tourist on Fisherman's Wharf, you'll probably have used the historic F-line streetcars that run down to Castro via Market Street. This museum is about the history of public transport in the city, including the reintroduction of the old cars from across the globe on this line. It's small, but full of interesting information and some great souvenirs... More

This was a must-stop location for me. The historic streetcar and many bus routes stop outside and it's free! There are many interesting displays and cool merchandise for sale, all of which goes back to support the streetcars. Definitely stop here on your tour!

I've lived in San Francisco for 4 years, but have never rode on one of San Francisco's historic streetcars. I've rode on plenty of cable cars, but never the cute streetcar that runs the length of Market Street. So last Saturday, John and I headed out on a mission to ride the streetcar and it was fabulous. We hopped on... More

I've seen other railway museums which are much more interesting. This one is more of a store than a museum and is quite small. There are some informational placards and a video for patrons to view. We only spent a few minutes here and left. Admission is free.