I had been very excited to go here, having some knowledge and interest about the history of the railway, how it was built, and how Cheyenne came to be a central railroad hub. However, this museum had roughly one misspelled plaque glossing over that particular point in history. The remainder covered such topics as; details of rebuilding the depot building itself, histories of many of the Union Pacific managers, a lot of folks' uniforms, and a buttload of toy trains. Maybe two buttloads. The entire upstairs in fact. I love history. And learning new facts. I was so very bored in this museum, keeping focus only to find the many spelling and grammar mistakes in the various displays. Most of the other things designed to keep my focus, the various interactive exhibits, were broken. The highlight was spending a quarter to watch the first of the great many toy trains do a little loop above our heads. It was mostly downhill from there, with a little spark of hope when we got to play on the giant freight scale. Maybe give this one a pass, unless you're super into toy trains, in enough case set aside a lot of time to marvel at all the details of the model train line upstairs and find all the tiny woodland creatures in the tiny woods.