New Hampshire State Parks announced that the Cannon Mountain Tramway in Franconia, NH, will retire and remain closed for two ...

Cannon Mountain is retiring its iconic aerial tram this fall and will replace it with a "next-generation tram system." ...

CANNON MOUNTAIN is preparing to retire its second-generation, 80-passenger aerial tramway later this year after 45 years of ...

With millions of dollars in funding secured through state legislation, the groundwork is being laid for a renovation of the ...

TRAM CAR----Patrick Rosenello , with son Gavin , 3 , talks with Bob Brown , of Rampage Trailer Company , next to what will be the roof of the finished tram car at Brown's shop in Burleigh.

Raw video: Stranded passengers prepare to exit tram. Keeler said 41 people were on board the lower car, and seven people were in the top car. Just after 3 p.m., blankets were sent up to the top ...

The voice behind Wildwood’s iconic boardwalk tram alert – “Watch the tram car, please” – has filed a lawsuit claiming the recording has been used commercially for decades without her ...

Stingel first captured her rendition of “Watch the tram car, please” on a tape recorder in 1971 at the request of her boyfriend at the time, who worked for the family that owned the tram cars ...

Starting this weekend, Wildwood will test a new Ford Maverick hybrid truck that will pull tram cars along the boardwalk along with those fronted by the existing fleet of battery-operated trams ...

Many options were considered to ensure the tram car service can continue for many more years to come, including creating custom-built replicas of the existing tram cars. ... The blaze broke out around ...

Wildwood revamps aging tram cars with a Ford Maverick hybrid ahead of the summer 02:10. It is a beloved Jersey Shore icon, and the Sightseer Tram cars will start moving again soon, which is a sign ...

Floss Stingel's "Watch the tram car, please" audio clip has been used in numerous products in Wildwood, but she hasn't been paid. News Sports Monmouth Ocean Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.