Come join us at the Southeastern Railway Museum for our October Second Thursday Program on Thursday, October 14. We have a new vehicle we have never offered before. Please join us as we welcome the […]
Tickets for the museum’s 2nd Thursday pre-school program for September 2021 go on sale, Monday August 16 at noon. September’s Second Thursday program will be about buses. We will learn about school buses as well […]
The museum is pleased to announce that the education department will be resuming it’s popular 2nd Thursday Pre-School program on Aug 12. The featured vehicle for August will be Tractors. The session will be August 12 from […]
Norfolk Southern Corporation is gifting the historic Marco Polo rail car, a car President Franklin D. Roosevelt used while in office, to the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth, Georgia. The Pullman Company built the Marco […]
The Southeastern Railway Museum has removed its 1957 vintage park train from service as its primary operating locomotive’s engine undergoes a complete engine overhaul. The museum shipped the historic locomotive engine to Industrial Engine Rebuilders in […]
The Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth has reopened a historic Pullman car that transported the body of President Warren G. Harding after he died in 1923 following an interior renovation. […]
The past few months have been trying for all of us. We hope you and your family are in good health and beginning to explore our new routines as we navigate the uncertainty of life […]
The Southeastern Railway Museum is canceling all events and operations until at least May 15 in response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. […]
Out of an abundance of caution, the Southeastern Railway Museum has decided to temporarily close for a few weeks following the end of operations on Saturday, March 14. […]
As of now, the museum has not canceled any events this spring and continues to operate on our regular schedule. We are monitoring the situation closely and will let you know if we decide to change any previously announced events. […]
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