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1105
Washington Street
The Age of Steam
Railroad Museum captures the spirit and elegance of the golden age of
rail travel in America. Tour first class sleeping cars and the
Texas
Special dining car. See the world's largest steam, diesel and electric
locomotives. Visit Whistle Fair, Dinner in the Diner and the Houston &
Texas Central 1903 Depot. Purchase transportation related books and
models in our museum store. Website: www.dallasrailwaymuseum.com Email: info@dallasrailwaymuseum.com
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Office: 610 Brazos St., Suite 210 Escape from the 21st Century and relax with us on a ride through American railroading's romantic past. Let the rivers and ranches of the Texas Hill Country, or the historic neighborhoods and lush parks of the heart of Austin, slip by your window as you, your family and friends share the delights of an adventure on Central Texas' very own vintage passenger train! The Austin Steam Train offers you a year-round choice of excursions. The trains are operated by the dedicated staff and volunteer crews of the Austin Steam Train Association, a community-based non-profit organization.
Admission:
See our website for current pricing Website: http://www.austinsteamtrain.org/ Email: info@austinsteamtrain.org
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P. O. Box 604 -
208 S. Third St.
Originally the
1906 T&BV depot, it now contains lots of old photos, railroad artifacts
and items from local history. See Big Mike, a 1928 Baldwin Locomotive
and tour a BN Caboose. The Philpott Log Cabin will let you see how early
Texans lived.
Website:
therailroadmuseum.com
or call.
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P. O. Box 66 Tower 3, located in downtown Flatonia, is open to the public during special events and by appointment. In addition we have a caboose and a railfan photo pavilion. Flatonia is the home of the old SA&AP freight depot and the GH&SA passenger depot. The "Dalsa" line from the north meets the "Sunset Route" at the MP 120.0 interlocking. It is a good, safe environment for railfanning, photography and a good place to meet other railfans. To make an appointment to tour Tower 3 and the caboose, call 979-743-5366. Check www.sidetracktommy.com or www.flatonia-tx.com for days that these are open during special events.
Website:
http://www.railcrossroadstx.com
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The Friends of the
La Grange M-K-T Depot operate a railroad museum in the depot, which
dates to 1897 and had been restored. The museum is open on the 2nd
and 4th weekends of each month with hours on Saturday from 10AM to 4PM
and on Sunday from 2PM to 5PM.
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Grapevine and
Fort Worth
The Grapevine
Vintage Railroad operates a tourist excursion train between Historic
Downtown Grapevine to the Stockyards of Fort Worth all year long. The
train operates Wednesdays through Sundays. The Grapevine Vintage
Railroad is pulled by an 1896 Steam Locomotive Thursday through Sunday
and a vintage Diesel Locomotive on Wednesdays.
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This site was last updated 08/04/07