Actual locomotives and train cars highlight the historical displays. Especially enjoyed the historical timeliness and maps. Volunteers provide a wealth of knowledge and everyone was so friendly and helpful. Most fun fact - the origins of time zones was due to the need to coordinate single track railroads. Spend an hour or two. Train rides available seasonally on the weekends.

It’s an interesting museum. It’s not very large. A bit of an outdoor area with a couple coaches and there are a few indoors in 2 sections. It does have a few descriptions of the development of railroads in the area. However, this is where I feel the descriptions could be a bit better. Also, the outside area does not have descriptions. They could potentially add some. Another thing is the lighting in some areas is not good. It was too dark. The museum store is interesting with lots of railroads related models and stuff. It is worth a look. The staff were very friendly and guided us well.

Very nice train museum. The restoration quality of there trains is next to none. The selection of trains is very special. The most special is the (McKeen Motor Car # 22) only surviving running car on earth. This car is running and does take passengers on a short 1 mile ride. The staff is great and very informative. Thanks for your aloha.