Galveston Railroad Museum
123 Rosenberg
Galveston, TX 77550
Galveston, TX 77550
Follow the Tracks to Yesteryear at the Largest Railroad Museum in the Southwest
Enjoy a stroll through the train yard to see locomotives and the many types of railcars
that helped build the nation. Then step
inside the railcars to see the opulence of an
era past, the accommodations of the common traveler or the workstations in the mail cars.
In the Museum, you will discover artifacts of the golden age of rail travel. Marvel at the selection
of the largest collection of railroad dining ware, silver and china in the United States! Visit our model train theatres, displayed are mesmerizing, operational 'O' and 'HO' scale model train layouts that all ages will enjoy! In our "People's Gallery", the original Santa Fe Union Station waiting room, imagine the conversations amongst the "Ghosts of Travelers' Past" while they wait
to board the trains.
Visit the Galveston Railroad Museum and experience history amongst the notorious "ribbons of steel."
that helped build the nation. Then step
inside the railcars to see the opulence of an
era past, the accommodations of the common traveler or the workstations in the mail cars.
In the Museum, you will discover artifacts of the golden age of rail travel. Marvel at the selection
of the largest collection of railroad dining ware, silver and china in the United States! Visit our model train theatres, displayed are mesmerizing, operational 'O' and 'HO' scale model train layouts that all ages will enjoy! In our "People's Gallery", the original Santa Fe Union Station waiting room, imagine the conversations amongst the "Ghosts of Travelers' Past" while they wait
to board the trains.
Visit the Galveston Railroad Museum and experience history amongst the notorious "ribbons of steel."
e-mail: galvrrmuseum@sbcglobal.net
Office: 409.765.5700 Fax: 409.765.5744
Hurricane Ike hit the Galveston, Texas area as a high Catagory 2 (110 miles per hour) and with a storm surge of a Catagory 4 hurricane. The National Hurricane Center cited tropical storm and hurricane force winds extending 275 miles (445km) and 120 miles (190 km) respectively, from the center.
The entire Galveston Railroad Museum went underwater, ranging from about 4 ft. to as high as 13 ft., as the dirty salt water swept
up from the Bay. We are doing everything possible to salvage as much as possible. Currently, the Museum has limited temporary electricity, no phones (the number has been forwarded to cell phones), no fax, therefore alternate arrangements have been made.
Any and all help or donations are greatly appreciated!
The entire Galveston Railroad Museum went underwater, ranging from about 4 ft. to as high as 13 ft., as the dirty salt water swept
up from the Bay. We are doing everything possible to salvage as much as possible. Currently, the Museum has limited temporary electricity, no phones (the number has been forwarded to cell phones), no fax, therefore alternate arrangements have been made.
Any and all help or donations are greatly appreciated!
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