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SEPTA Transit Museum and Shop. This small museum documents the history of Philadelphia's mass transportation systems and its impact on social, political, and economic life. Location: In SEPTA's headquarters building. Address: 1234 Market St. Philadelphia, PA 19107-3701, Tel. 215-580-7168. At 13th Street (Market-Frankford line) metro station. Hours (check before visiting): Monday through Friday 10 am until 5 pm, Saturday until 3 pm. Admission: free. Reference: septa.org (official website). fodors.com.
Philadelphia's Market-Frankford line lost a branch line, and other parts of the elevated structure have since been dismantled when the line was moved into tunnel directly below.
On the Broad Street Line, the trains have two chimes at the same tone "[dong-dong]" and a two-tone chime before any announcements. The Market-Frankford Line has automated announcements that go something like this: "This is a 69th Street train making all stops. This is a Frankford train making A stops. A stops only! [same for B] Doors opening! Doors closing!"
SEPTA Broad Street Line train departing from Allegheny station.
SEPTA Transit Museum and Shop. This small museum documents the history of Philadelphia's mass transportation systems and its impact on social, political, and economic life. Location: In SEPTA's headquarters building. 
