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Visitors can see a collection of railroad equipment, signals, lanterns, dining car china, and more
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.Charlene
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It was very interesting. Very informative tzour. Well worth the drive.
JulianTOP REVIEWER
5 ratings5 reviews
Great place, knowledgeable guide, incredible chunks of history and historical items. We drive an hour and a half just for this and it was well worth it.
JulianTOP REVIEWER
5 ratings5 reviews
Great experience with a very personable and knowledgeable guide. For a small collection, it is bursting with intriguing items and historical significance. A definite must if you're able to stop by and love trains.
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- Youth admission is valid for ages 7–14 and adult admission for ages 15 and up.
- Free admission for children under 7.
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About Colfax Railroad Museum
Housed in a sandstone building built in 1913, Colfax Railroad Museum is a place created for those fascinated by trains. It exhibits many kinds of railroad-related artifacts, including lanterns, uniforms and a railroad dining car china collection. Its goal is to help the visitors understand the experiences of travelers from the past and show how the technology evolved.
Eye Catcher: Railroad dining car china collection, which is the largest public display in the world.
Permanent Mainstay: Railroad cars, including Soo Line Caboose #256 and Soo Line Coach #991.
Don't Miss: Porter 2-6-2T steam engine, a historical locomotive.
The Building: Village's third depot created from sandstone in1913,and the second depot built in 1898 and the site of Teddy Roosevelt's last whistle stop speech.