Museum preserving and interpreting railroad history through historic locomotives, railcars, artifacts, and exhibits that showcase the impact of rail transportation on American life and industry.
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day
Seniors (65+): $11
Youth Ages 3–11: $10
Children Under 3: Free
Spring through fall offers the best opportunities to combine a visit with nearby railroad attractions
How to Get There
From Strasburg (1 mi): Follow PA-741 east toward Gap Road and continue to 300 Gap Road, where the museum is located across from the Strasburg Rail Road.
Overview
The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania in Strasburg, opened in 1975, holds one of North America's most significant collections of historic railroad equipment, with locomotives, passenger cars, freight cars, and artifacts representing more than a century of rail technology. Indoor and outdoor exhibits, archival photographs, and interactive displays suit railroad fans and families, and the museum sits next to the Strasburg Rail Road.
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