The display was very nice i have cebreal palsy and my legs hurt me i wear a brace on my leg i wanted to just sit and rest my leg intill it stoped hurting. i came there a long time ago n played long as i wanted guess with having a disablity im not allowed to anymore my momma bear was not happy some one made me basically move whenever my legs hurt from standing walking around lookin at the display. further more u should take into conceration that i have a disability n should be allowed to sit there all day if i want n not get up they basically kicked me out of the chair n we left because of me not being allowed to sit longer with my disability. Also u should LET people SIT when then THEY NEED TO . The person worked in the gift shop with a yellow shirt on SHE WAS MEAN . THERE also there is NO TIME LIMIT POSTED to how long A CHILD...
Read moreYou forget where you are at times when you travel back to the 1950's Western PA. So much detail goes into making historically accurate scenery.
Two levels of the museum offers an interactive display on the first level where children can be the conductor and control model trains through the miniature scenery. The upper level navigates you back in time to big cities and small towns in Western PA when the railroad was at its peak for transporting people and goods all over the country.
Bring the whole family. Visit the gift shop for railroad souvenirs and model train parts and accessories. Snack bar. Railroad books and...
Read moreFirst time here and it was spectacular!! It was expectedly a little busy because of the holidays but it added to the atmosphere, very cool going through with all these other visitors. I've never seen anything like it, the amount of work and detail that goes into the trains and models is just mind boggling, I don't know how many hours go into curating and keeping it going but it has to be a lot because everything was so lovingly taken care of and the volunteers that work here are so nice and helpful. Would recommend to anyone...
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