Museum of Alaska Transportation — Attraction in Wasilla

This was a great museum with more artifacts on display than they'll ever be able to preserve.

Indoors, they have fully restored displays of equipment airplanes snow machines and other area items.

Outdoors they have two or three complete trains from the Alaska railroad including a section of car as you can wander in and see displays they have a couple big hook cranes a large snow plow and lots of other railroad cars. Especially cool are the two rail buses that used to play the rails in the area they look like things out of a cartoon.

Acres of antique farm equipment equipment left over from the Alaska Highway building and other historic items as well as six or eight airplanes three helicopters all of which you can go right up to InTouch, but being Museum try to limit the touching.

Are the most unique real vehicles with outside the museum on the entry it has wheels that go forward and railroad wheels at right angles to it to go forward on the track. Looks like a one-of-a-kind for real Buffs cuz I've never seen anything like it before.

The outside yard is at least 15 acres and has over a thousand artifacts to see. Lots of vintage tractors track leaders farm equipment fire engines fire trucks steam tractors in a really cool tractor that burn fuel oil once it warmed up

You're into Old equipment for their trains trucks tractors or trolleys this museum is a must-see plan to spend at least a couple...

There were a lot of cool things to see but the gift shop didn't have very many options and wasn't very affordable either (also the price go go in is kind of ridiculous considering what you're getting, $5 for a 3 year old, and $5 for retired military but active military and their family is free, while it's $8 for adults and $18 for a conventional family). Also there was no toilet paper in any of the female stalls, and the paper towels were in a basket in front of the entrance instead actually within reach of the sinks. The handicap access to the train exhibit was also shut down, which sucked for those who couldn't use the stairs, but the train itself had a musty, dank, mildew smell to it (which I just...

This little museum was better than I expected. The exhibits inside are in top condition. They include antique cars and snowmobiles, steam engines, many old tools, wooden models of planes and boats, plastic detailed models of cars, a couple older real airplanes overhead, and much more; all in excellent condition. Outside are collections of antique fire engines, antique outboard boat motors, lots of equipment, old trains and rail cars,...