I loved this museum! At my home, we have a train table and it was really neat getting to see their... read more
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I loved this museum! At my home, we have a train table and it was really neat getting to see their... read more
I am definitely not a train enthusiast by any means. I mostly came here for my children, but... read more
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I loved this museum! At my home, we have a train table and it was really neat getting to see their model train next to the gift shop. If you go, it is DEFINITELY worth going on a tour of the train cars. I loved...More
I am definitely not a train enthusiast by any means. I mostly came here for my children, but clearly this is more interesting to adults. Being able to walk around the old train cars was like stepping back in time. We did not have a...More
We were able to tag along on tour that started 5 minutes before, so we missed some of the history, but the rail cars that you were able to walk through was impressive, as was our guide. Found the rail cars more interesting than the...More
The museum is in part of an old train depot and had several displays and interactive dxhibits in the self guided part. The train car tour is guided, and our guide was a train enthusiast, and it showed in our interaction. They had several cars...More
I went to this historic railpark and it was awesome the people that are in there running the place are friendly they're helpful. I brought my grandchildren there I have also brought my youngest son who is in his thirties it is a great place...More
The museum has several vintage rolling stock from Louisville & Nashville railroad. Inside the depot is an amazing model railroad layout which is constantly being updated and maintained by a club member. There is also an actual indoor museum and gift shop. It's worth a...More
This was extrememly interesting place especially for history buffs. The guided tour was so informative as we toured the insides of a passenger train. There is a short film upstairs of the museum that tell the story of the Porters which was awesome and even...More
The history of the L&N railroad has a great story here. There is a guided tour and I recommend it highly. The tour guides are personable and very knowledgeable.
I should have taken some photos but honestly the tour with our guide, volunteer Bob Barnes, was so interesting that I didn't think of it! The museum was great and the tour was informative. Lots of interesting facts from U. S. History and culture! Don't...More
Yes, Bob is a favorite! He's really good at drawing you into the story that you do forget about your camera. Thank you visiting with us and writing a review.
It was amazing to understand that the last passenger train other than Amtrak was in 1979. Touring this museum was stepping back in time when rail travel was the fastest mode of transportation. It was interesting to hear how meals were prepared and sleeping arrangements...More
Yes, our volunteers have worked so hard to restore the cars. And they continue to volunteer to maintain the cars. It's a big job and we are so fortunate to have their commitment. Thank you for visiting with us and for the wonderful review.
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