Railroad museums, preservation groups, and heritage attractions.
Corbin Railroad Depot Museum Overview Visit the former Louisville & Nashville Railroad Depot in Corbin, Kentucky, a historic railroad site featuring preserved L&N equipment including locomotive 2132, caboose 056, and a passenger coach. This location offers railfans and history enthusiasts a chance to experience a preserved piece of L&N railroad heritage. Quick Facts Location […]
View GuideFort Wayne Railroad Historical Society, Inc. Museum Overview The Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society (FWRHS) is a nonprofit railroad preservation organization headquartered in New Haven, Indiana. Founded in 1972, it is dedicated to preserving railroad history through the restoration, maintenance, and operation of historic railroad equipment while educating the public about the importance of rail […]
View GuideGallipolis Railroad Freight Station Museum Museum Overview The Gallipolis Railroad Freight Station Museum preserves the railroad heritage of Gallipolis, Ohio, in the historic 1901 Hocking Valley Railroad Freight Station. Explore this restored depot and learn about the railroads that helped shape the Ohio River Valley. 📄 Read My Visit Review Quick Facts Location Gallipolis, […]
View GuideGARRETT HISTORICAL RAILROAD MUSEUM Museum Overview The Garrett Historical Train Museum in Garrett, Indiana, was established in 1980 and housed in the former Baltimore & Ohio Railroad freight house, built in 1901. The museum preserved and displayed artifacts, photographs, documents, and memorabilia associated with Garrett’s railroad heritage and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The Garrett […]
View GuideNational New York Central Railroad Museum – Elkhart, Indiana Museum Overview The National New York Central Railroad Museum preserves the history of the New York Central Railroad and Elkhart’s important role in American railroading. Founded in 1987, the museum features historic locomotives and rolling stock, railroad artifacts, passenger cars, model trains, and indoor and outdoor […]
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