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Join us for Memorial Day & Father's Day Weekends Steam Train Rides!

• Advance purchase of tickets is recommended

• Members can leave a voicemail with Visitor Services at 425.888.3030 x7202 to reserve their tickets

Ride the Rails: Saturdays and Sundays, April through December.
Snoqualmie Depot & Depot Bookstore Hours: 10am - 5pm, daily. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's.

Railway History Campus Hours:  Wednesdays through Mondays, 11 am - 4 pm.

Price: $24 per adult (age 13-61), $20 per senior (age 62+), $12 per child (2-12) for Train Rides.

No admission to visit the Snoqualmie Depot. $10 per adult (age 13+), $5 per child (2-12) to visit the Railway History Campus Train Shed Exhibit Hall.

Related Sites: Chapel Car 5 Messenger of Peace, Wellington Remembered.

Information, Ticketing and Visitors Services Inquiries

(425) 888-3030 ext. 7202

If the voicemail picks up, Visitors Services is helping another customer, please leave a message and they will get back to you. On busy days this may take some time but they are working on getting back to requests as quickly as possible. Because of the multiple site locations at the Railway Museum, other staff extensions are typically unable to assist with visitors services inquiries as they do not have access the ticketing system.

Susan Hankins Memorial

Long time Museum Trustee and President Emeritus Susan Hankins passed away on Valentine’s Day; she was 81 years old. Susan served as a role model for many leaders in our community, offered advice to many challenging situations, helped mediate negotiations between disparate parties, and served as an inspiration to those who knew her well.  After a 25 year career at Rocket Research, she dedicated herself to community service. Serving as Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, as a board member at the Mt. Si Senior Center, as a trustee at the Sno-Falls Credit Union and as a trustee for the Northwest Railway Museum. Susan played an instrumental role in helping support Snoqualmie Valley Transportation, a unique and productive partnership between the Mt. Si Senior Center and Snoqualmie Tribe that provides public transportation in the Snoqualmie Valley to people who did not have access.Susan adored her grandchildren and their accomplishments. She is survived by her husband Barry, loving family, and scores of individuals proud to call her their friend.Her family has asked that in lieu of flowers a donation be made to the Museum in Susan's Memory.

The Northwest Railway Museum gratefully acknowledges financial support received from: