Please scroll down to see our collaboration with a diverse network of partners who share our passion for preserving history. From corporate sponsors and community organizations to historical societies and industry leaders, our partners play a vital role in supporting our mission. Their contributions help us maintain exhibits, expand educational programs, and create unforgettable experiences for visitors of all ages. Explore our valued partners and discover how they help keep history on track!
The Gwinnett Creativity Fund, Norfolk Southern’s Community Impact Fund, and the Hudgens Family Foundation have all made recent and strong investments in the museum this year. The funds will speed our work and enhance our safety. See ‘News” for more information. Thank you!
The Museum is one of ten statewide historic places receiving attention from the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation in 2025. Their Places in Peril program “seeks to identify and preserve historic [rail equipment] under threat.”
In our case, it’s a selection of our locomotives, passenger, and freight cars that need attention. For more information and how to help contact: execdirector at train-museum dot com
GAM is a statewide organization dedicated to serving a diverse membership in a way that establishes a responsive network, provides a resource base and promotes professionalism so that Georgia’s museum community is strong, effective, and proactive.
The DBA exists to provide an open networking opportunity in a unique and relaxed environment; inviting business owners to interact socially while building relationships that will utimately impact our economic development and improve the Duluth Community.
The Gwinnett Chamber represents more than 2,200 companies, offers significant member discounts and presents a unified voice in matters of public policy. In addition, the Chamber provides opportunities for like-minded business people to connect with one another and expand their business network and increase the exposure of their business.
HeritageRail Alliance fosters unique preservation efforts through education, research, and the free exchange of information among members and working industry professionals.
Railway museums and tourist railroads interpret this exciting and pivotal history, and provide an opportunity for the public to experience rail travel as it once was.
GCN is the most comprehensive provider of sector-specific solutions and strategy support in the Southeast and the largest association for nonprofits in Georgia.
They serve over 5,000 organizations annually in Georgia alone, and thousands more through our national social enterprise Work for Good. Through GAgives on GivingTuesday, GCN mobilizes hundreds of thousands of donors each year.
The Atlanta Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society (NRHS) is a chapter dedicated to preserving, restoring, and operating historic railway equipment, and interpreting its history.
Rotary International is a service organization whose stated purpose is to bring together business and professional leaders in order to share knowledge, provide humanitarian service, and advance goodwill and peace around the world and within Metro Atlanta.
This campaign was launched to help provide long term funding of the Mission of the Southeastern Railway Museum. As of March of 2026, we have received 95 pledges totaling $994,187, representing 99.4% of our campaign goal! We could use your help if you are able to participate to help us cross our finish line of $1 Million plus campaign expenses.
We appreciate our partners and sponsors and have highlighted many of them below.
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