Pacific Railroad Society — Attraction in San Dimas

PACIFIC RAILROAD SOCIETY (est 1935) is a tiny museum and one of the oldest rail enthusiast organizations in the United States. This railroad stop station museum has thousands of train related historical artifacts from the late 19th to the 20th century and a research library-workstation. The breadth of knowledge visitors can learn is priceless.

It is a work-in progress museum. Staff was knowledge about the history of the railroad in the city of San Dimas. Admission is free. Operating hours are most Saturdays from 10-4 pm. Ample of parking space.

Overall, I enjoyed my visit. I recommend you visit if you're...

5 stars for a great experience in local history housed in a wonderfully preserved train station.

This museum is filled with many interesting pieces of railroad history which is brought to life by the staff who do a womderfull job of maintaining a large collection of books, models and artwork. All this is topped off with a knowledgeable staff who are eager to share !

I had a wonderful time at this gem of a museum which is kid friendly and is set in a quiet and scenic area.

I wish i had known about this...

I enjoyed learning about the San Dimas train station and many other interesting facts around the area. A must to see and read about downtown San Dimas history and trains. There are public restrooms which is a plus for me. Very clean and the man inside was very nice and helpful. Very cool to see they still have the original "San Dimas" sign still intacted. They have souvenirs to buy...