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Visitor tip
Ask for James when you arrive - he's a knowledgeable staff member who can provide detailed insights into the local railroad history and area heritage, significantly enhancing your educational experience.
Visitor tip
Take advantage of the free scavenger hunt activity for children - it transforms the visit into an engaging game where kids search for specific items and locations within the layout, making the experience more interactive and memorable.
Visitor tip
Don't miss the restored caboose located across the street - it's available for touring and complements the model railroad exhibits with authentic railroad heritage artifacts.
About Martin & Sue King Railroad Museum
Railroad history & a model train. Displays of railroad-related artifacts & memorabilia, a large model train layout & a 1941 caboose.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Model Railroad Museum
- Highlights
- One of the largest O gauge model railroad layouts south of the Mississippi, railroad heritage exhibits, restored caboose, scavenger hunt
- Admission
- Free, donations appreciated
- Experience
- Friendly staff, nostalgic atmosphere, attention to detail in miniature models
What visitors say
What a cute, nostalgic miniature train museum! FREE, but a donation is appreciated! Many “engineers” were willing to share stories and history of the area. It was an entertaining visit as we tried to find the locations and candy canes…
Trains! Model, that is. One of the largest and awesome layout model railroad this south side of the Mississippi. Pair it with the Railroad heritage showcasing various historic exhibits and other museum worthy tools and trades of those…
What a lovely place. You can smell the owners passion for the hobby. I felt like a kid again when I entered the museum. It’s not that big, but for sure bigger than the usual home track. Don’t forget the entrance is free and any donation…
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Did You Know?
- Features one of the largest O gauge model railroad layouts south of the Mississippi River
- Houses a restored 1941 caboose available for touring, representing a specific piece of railroad heritage
- Offers completely free admission with donations appreciated, making it an accessible educational resource
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