Railroad and logging equipment in an outdoor display area, and a mini-museum with photos and railroad memorabilia. Signature piece is a restored 1922 Baldwin steam locomotive that worked for many decades in the region’s forests. Ring the bell! Also displayed is a diesel switcher locomotive used in a local sawmill, along with roadbuilding machines used in conjuntion with railroad logging and two restored vintage cabooseses. Welcome aboard! Open Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
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Climb around on old trains
We were greeted by an enthusiastic volunteer who explained what there was to see. There's no admission charge but one can donate to support their efforts. We climbed all over and through the trains there, read the descriptions and the history. Small gift shop to look at. Fun and cheap! Nice to see people sharing their love of history with a new generation. Close to the boardwalk so we wandered that afterwards.
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Closed due to C19.
It isn't a real large museum, but looks worth a visit. You can see a lot of the rolling stock through the fence. Was closed 9-2-2020 but no mentions on FB or website. Really no reason it can't open with face masks, etc. The rating I gave is artificial since I wasn't able to go inside.
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Train
The train was a good activity for families, different worth the time to stop it was different that I expected
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Train station
Old train engines and cars and various other railroad equipment and tools. Call ahead and check if open.
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Celebrate 100 years of Train History right here in Oregon!
Several historic locomotives and cabooses to explore. Great idea for kids and history buffs. Volunteers are very knowledgeable.