From about 1900 to the 1930s, the electric interurban railway was one of the best ways to travel from one Ohio town to another. The interurbans were essentially electric trolley cars that ran between towns. Because they were powered by electricity, they were quiet, clean and fast.

You can step back in time aboard a restored interurban railway car right here at The Works. Car #174 is located in the long building at the north edge of the LeFevre Courtyard.