Pennsylvania industrial history in Doylestown, Pennsylvania

Welcome to the Former Doylestown Easton Electric Trolley Power Station, a unique historical landmark located at 2120 South Delaware Drive, Easton, Pennsylvania. Nestled along the scenic Delaware River, our site offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich industrial heritage of the region. Originally built to power the electric trolley lines that connected communities in the early 20th century, this power station has been meticulously preserved to showcase its historical significance and architectural charm. Today, the Former Doylestown Easton Electric Trolley Power Station serves as a vibrant community hub, offering guided tours that delve into the history of electric transportation and the evolution of energy production. Visitors can explore the original machinery and exhibits that tell the story of the area's transportation legacy. Our event space is perfect for hosting educational workshops, community gatherings, and special events, providing a unique setting that combines history with modern amenities.

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