Location

What you should know

Parking Parking garage available
Accessibility Public restrooms available on-site
Visitor tip Don't miss the children's area inside the reversed caboose with hand-painted murals and mini train—it's a hidden gem that offers hands-on climbing and exploration activities that kids love, making it ideal for families with young explorers.

About Fort Payne Depot Museum

Local history museum in an 1891 building. Local history is presented in a permanent display & changing exhibits in a former 1891 rail depot.

Quick Facts

Type
Natural History Museum
Building
1891 pink sandstone depot, Richardson Romanesque style
Highlights
Railroad memorabilia, Native American artifacts, children's caboose with murals and mini train
Admission
Free (donations welcomed)

What visitors say

My family, which is from the area and has donated several items to the museum, had a private event at the museum this weekend where we donated a bonnet from my great great grandmother Mary Anne Beam Hughes. Cindy and Pat and the entire…
🚂 Take a step back in time at the Fort Payne Depot Museum! This stunning 1891 pink sandstone depot, built in the Richardson Romanesque style, once served passengers of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad until 1970. Today, it’s filled…
The Fort Payne Depot Museum is a wonderful collection of local history and memorabilia. The building is great and very well preserved. There are at least three collections here. One on the indigenous people, another on the railroad…

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