Historic Spaghetti Warehouse Trolley Lapel Pin
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$25.00
$25.00
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Own a Piece of Columbus History — and Help Preserve It.
This limited-edition trolley lapel pin is more than a keepsake — it's a symbol of memory, innovation, and community action.
For every $25 donation, we’ll send you a limited-edition trolley lapel pin. Your gift helps preserve the historic Spaghetti Warehouse trolley and create an educational exhibit honoring Granville T. Woods.
For decades, the beloved red trolley sat inside the Spaghetti Warehouse in downtown Columbus, where generations of families made memories dining beside it. When the building was set to be demolished in 2025, the trolley was nearly lost — until the Rickenbacker Woods Foundation stepped in to save it.
Thanks to community support and fast action, the historic trolley was rescued from the rubble, preserved, and is now on its journey to becoming a permanent, public exhibit. It will soon be displayed at the Rickenbacker Woods Center on Livingston Avenue, honoring Granville T. Woods — a Columbus-born inventor often called the “Black Father of Electricity” — and the city’s deep connection to streetcar and railway innovation.
Each lapel pin is a tribute to that journey — from restaurant centerpiece to museum exhibit. By purchasing this pin, you help fund the trolley’s restoration, support youth education programs, and ensure that stories like Granville T. Woods’ are never forgotten.
Wear it proudly. Gift it meaningfully. Share the legacy.
This limited-edition trolley lapel pin is more than a keepsake — it's a symbol of memory, innovation, and community action.
For every $25 donation, we’ll send you a limited-edition trolley lapel pin. Your gift helps preserve the historic Spaghetti Warehouse trolley and create an educational exhibit honoring Granville T. Woods.
For decades, the beloved red trolley sat inside the Spaghetti Warehouse in downtown Columbus, where generations of families made memories dining beside it. When the building was set to be demolished in 2025, the trolley was nearly lost — until the Rickenbacker Woods Foundation stepped in to save it.
Thanks to community support and fast action, the historic trolley was rescued from the rubble, preserved, and is now on its journey to becoming a permanent, public exhibit. It will soon be displayed at the Rickenbacker Woods Center on Livingston Avenue, honoring Granville T. Woods — a Columbus-born inventor often called the “Black Father of Electricity” — and the city’s deep connection to streetcar and railway innovation.
Each lapel pin is a tribute to that journey — from restaurant centerpiece to museum exhibit. By purchasing this pin, you help fund the trolley’s restoration, support youth education programs, and ensure that stories like Granville T. Woods’ are never forgotten.
Wear it proudly. Gift it meaningfully. Share the legacy.
