They do have some interesting stuff there, but not much ... They probably have about 5 railroad cars in total or so and two rooms with exhibitions, mostly old pictures and a lot of texts written in a good middle school history project style and level. It looks more like an attempt to squeeze some dollars out of some useless... More

I am not a huge train enthusiast, but really enjoyed the museum and the tour of the L and N train cars. Our tour guide (Bob) was funny and very knowledgeable. It was interesting to see the connection between Lincoln and his interest in expanding the railroad. Also the importance of the rail lines during the Civil War (an obvious... More

Touring the old restored L & N Railcar was awesome. We had a wonderful tour guide who was very informative about its history. Inside the Museum they have a mini replica of Bowling Green with a train running around it. Great for kids to see. I would recommend getting there early and viewing the self guided tour upstairs with photos,... More

I was here for a wedding and it was abslutely gorgeous! I didn't get to spend time in the museum however this is a great place if you're looking to have a formal event.

It's more about the civil war than trains. Cost 24 bucks for two of us and we spent maybe 30 minutes there

We have been several times... they are always having something interesting going on .... especially during summer and at Christ

We had a personal tour of the rail cars outside the museum which included an mail car, dining car, and three different types of passanger cars. I really enjoyed the story of the mail car the best.

Bowling Green, Kentucky may be best known for its Corvette Museum, but there is another museum in town that features an earlier form of innovative transportation - the Historic Railpark and Train Museum. Easily reached from Interstate 65 and blessed with abundant parking and an easily traversed lot (flat), this complex offers something for rail enthusiasts of every age. For... More

This is a must for train historians especially with a focus on the midsouth and the early growth of the railroads and cities that they served. The tour of the railroad cars by a museum guide was outstanding, historical, with lots of anectdotes. The museum plans on adding new cars in the future which will make it even better. The... More