Western Railway Museum

About Western Railway Museum

Rides in electric trains & streetcars. Unique facility offering rides in restored electric trains & historic streetcars, plus exhibits. The museum features a restored passenger car from the 1962 film 'Harold and Maude,' the car that Maude lived in during the movie. Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars by 681 visitors.

💬 What Visitors Say

• 💬Plan 2-3 hours for your visit to fully enjoy the train rides, explore the diverse collection of train cars, and browse the museum exhibits without feeling rushed
• 💬Bring cash tips for the volunteer docents who are passionate about railroading and provide knowledgeable commentary—tips are happily accepted and support the museum
• 💡Pack a picnic to enjoy in the designated picnic area, which adds to the experience and saves money on food. The garden setting is particularly pleasant for families
• 💡Take the interactive train ride experience—this is the museum's highlight, offering a hands-on way to experience interurban electric trains as passengers did 100 years ago, rather than just viewing static displays
• 💡Engage with volunteer docents throughout your visit to learn the historical context and stories behind the impressive collection of electric trolleys and train equipment on display