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The Shore Line Trolley Museum has secured a $30,000 matching grant from an anonymous donor. This donor, a Connecticut resident who is not a member of the Museum, recognized the importance of our Campaign and wanted to do everything in his power to ensure that we succeed.
The next $30,000 that the Campaign raises will be matched dollar for dollar, doubling the gift’s impact. If you are still considering you gift, or if you have considered asking others to join you in support of the Campaign, now is the time! Please reach out to our fundraising counsel Bob Serow at rlserow[at]optonline[dot]com or 203-215-8569 to take advantage of this opportunity.
How many cars do you think are over 100 years old? Click here to find out and to read other interesting facts. |
| Construction: Building 1 | $575,000 |
| Construction: Building 2 | $575,000 |
| Site Work and Erosion Prevention | $250,000 |
| New Rail Tracks and Landscaping | $350,000 |
| Administrative
Costs* | $250,000 |
| Total | $2,000,000 |
Latest Campaign NewsPlease join us in thanking Governor Malloy and our friends in the CT State Legislature... The latest Campaing newsletter features an interview with Henry Schmoll, information... |
My story is very meaningful to my wife Joan and to me. My grandfather came to America in 1902 at the age of 12. He came to join his father, and to learn his father’s trade as brick mason. My grandfather worked on many big skyscraper projects, most notably the New York Life Building, which has inlaid gold dust pointed in between the bricks on the roof. In order to... |
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