Hmmm I really do not know what to say . This place is in need of more visitors ,and investors. It has amazing potential with several trains and a few buildings to walk through . However they really need to clean up the place and build themselves a garage to store all of their tools , paints , scraps and what not rather than just piling it in areas where they display the trains and visitors walk through . I found that a but tacky and it took away from the museum . In a way I felt as if I was going to a train junk yard .
So sad because it is in a great area with...
Read moreThis may be a great museum but we don't know. The online site we checked stated it was open Saturday and Sunday. After driving a bit more than an hour to find out it was closed. The entrance to the place is hidden -- hidden-- behind a large building/parking area about a mile down an unpaved road. No sign on the street to alert you to its existence. Might be an interesting/exciting place to visit but needs a major upgrade for...
Read moreThis compact railroad museum offers numerous restored buildings, railroad cars and locomotives. The museum exhibits are are well marked and cover a broad spectrum of the railroad industry. The property is well cared for and the museum encourages exploration by young and old alike. Visitors can take a turn on a real Armstrong turntable or ride an old fashioned hand car. The museum staff are friendly and...
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