Christina Strommen Stevens

The Galveston Island Trolley has been a staple of our city since I was a child. I fondly remember my rides on this historical landmark. The Trolley travels through UTMB (which is located on the East end of the island), the Strand, and to the North side of Galveston. The Trolley become part of Galveston's culture in 1988. It is operated by Galveston's transit service. For more information please visit the Galveston Trolley, or call using the information I provided below. To find out more about Galveston please visit http://www.galveston4sale.com.

Galveston Island Trolley

214 29th St
Galveston, TX 77550
(409) 765-7992

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These guys were such sweethearts to my family. My kids just love to relax and feed the ducks. This duck family lives in Clear Lake, Texas. For more area pictures please visit www.Galveston4sale.com.

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One of Galveston islands favorite treats is the Old Fashioned Candy Factory. Any sweet lover will find this stop a
necessity when they visit our island. Located in the historical Strand District, the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory is wonderful. Many cruise patrons, tourists, and especially the locals frequent this adorable family must. My personal favorite is the hot fudge sundae. In addition to custom made sundaes you can choose from to many candy varieties to count. One side of the "sweet spot" is devoted to ice cream varieties and flavors while the other is strictly for the candy and chocolate connoisseur. As a child I remember taking school field trips to the factory. We all got to pick out treats and have ice cream. It makes for a wonderful family/ childhood memory. Here are a few photos from our recent trip to have that sundae I recommended. It really is worth the splurge, plus they are extremely economical. Please visit www.Galveston4sale.com to find out more about our islands sweet spots.