Join Sheridan Community Land Trust for a special summer evening at the SCLT Big Goose Natural Area, celebrating the ongoing restoration of historic Streetcar #115. Set among 118 acres of conserved open space along Big Goose Creek, this community gathering marks an exciting milestone in bringing back to life a treasured piece of Sheridan’s transportation history.

One hundred years after the streetcar was retired — and fifty years after its first restoration — visitors will have the opportunity to see Streetcar #115 up close, learn about the progress being made, and hear the story of the car’s journey from carrying passengers through the streets of Sheridan to becoming a community-driven preservation effort for future generations.

Guests can enjoy light refreshments and adult and all-ages beverages, brief remarks from project partners and restoration volunteers, and a chance to explore both the streetcar and the growing SCLT Welcome Center experience. Along the way, attendees will also learn what work still remains to fully bring this restoration “into the station.”

This celebration is both a thank-you to the many people helping move the project forward and an invitation for the broader community to reconnect with a tangible link to Sheridan’s shared past.

When: Friday, July 17, 6–8 p.m.
Where: SCLT Big Goose Natural Area, 14 Lane Ln., Sheridan
Cost: Free and open to the public
RSVP: Encouraged, but not required

Pets are welcome, but must remain leashed in all leash-only areas.

Join us for an evening of history, preservation, and community at the Big Goose Natural Area.

Sign up below to attend this celebration.