SCHEDULE for OCTROLLEYFEST 2008
Saturday, October 18, 2008
9am to 3pm -OcTrolleyMusterFest New Walnut Street at Powell Park
Sponsored by Darby Fire Company #1,  one of America's oldest volunteer fire companies founded in 1775
Antique equipment in action including the "Darby Ram" , "Smoke House" Demonstration and much more
10:30 am  to 2pm - Vintage Trolley Tours on 1947 PCC reconditioned trolley
Includes guided tour through Darby, and parts of Yeadon, Colwyn, and Southwest Philly.
Rides are free (space permitting) and no ticket is needed.
Route
11:00 am - 12:30 pm :  Legendary Rock and Roll Star Charlie Gracie in Free Concert
on Village Green, 800 block of Main Street
Charlie's Break Time - Trolley Art Contest Winners Announced and Prizes Awarded
1:30 - 2:30 - Joe Becton and his Guitar Explore the 19th century Roots of Jazz on the Village Green
11 - 1 Visit with the Ghost of the First Librarian (Tom Smith as John Peason) at Darby Free Library, 10th and Main
1 - 2pm : Talk and Book Signing by author Ken Springirth of Southeastern Pennsylvania Trolleys (published September 2008)
at Darby Library
2:00 P.M. A Day to Honor Our Ancestors- Special Program at Eden Cenetery sponsored by Friends of Historic Eden Cemetery
2-3pm "Lenape Lifeways: Introducing the First People of Pennsylvania Program by Carla and Allen Messinger presented by the Pennsylvania Humanities Council  supported in part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.
at Darby Library
4:45 pm (16:45 railroad time):  Old Swede's Mill (1645) Marker Dedication ,  Cobbs Creek adjacent to Blue Bell
Other: :
5:45 pm Celebration Dinner at Keya Graves  9th and Main. Music by Joe Becton
9-3 Collection of Winter coat donations. Sponsored by Darby Borough, Collection made at Borough Hall and  on the Village Green
11-4 : Visit with American and Swedish re-enactors,  grounds of Historic Blue Bell (1766)
TBA - Scarecrows and pictures with Mr. Pumpkin on Village Green. Tours by van of Eden Cemetery to graves of trolley desegregation activists William Still and Octavius V. Catto, .....more