Join us Friday, May 1st, from 6-9 p.m., for an exclusive event celebrating the return of Southern Rwy E-8A 6901 after a 14-month restoration. We’ll gather for food and refreshments, a few words, the (private) premiere […]
Spend an hour or two with us and watch our amazing volunteers. Day by day, bit by bit, they take on projects that make us a better place. This has been going on for decades! […]
We’re pleased to share our new museum hours: Thursday – Sunday 10a-5p. Train service might be a little slow starting on Sunday mornings, but you’ll have a relaxed opportunity to stroll the grounds, have a […]
Next time you visit (we hope soon), keep in mind there’s a change in Bldg. 1 with a gap on one of our display tracks. As always, watch your step, try to keep the young […]
At around 75 years old, Southern 8202 is next in our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril. In our case, it’s some of our collection, not the museum. We’ve plenty […]
This long shot of car 1111 is next in our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril. In our case, it’s some of our collection, not the museum. We’ve plenty to […]
The Thomas Ruffin is up next in this series, highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril. In our case, it’s some of our collection, not the museum. We’ve plenty to preserve […]
Visitors see this car all the time, but do you really see it? #9028 is part of our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril. In our case, it’s some of […]
This rather traditional car is part of our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril. In our case, it’s some of our equipment, not the museum. The Trust’s program encourages community […]
This unusual car is part of our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril. In our case, it’s some of our equipment, not the museum. The Trust’s program encourages community and […]
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