Puget Sound Electric Railway car 523 operated between Seattle and Tacoma from 1908 until 1928. This early mass transit allowed commuters on “Limited” trains to travel from downtown to downtown…
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The Halloween Storytelling Train is an engaging family outing, but it also represents an annual gathering for the Hodgins Family to visit chapel car 5 Messenger of Peace and remember…
Yes, a real caboose. White River Lumber Company 001. It was built at Enumclaw in 1945 and restored to its original appearance here at the Northwest Railway Museum by Dale…
Or building it from scratch. Posts have been set in concrete just behind the paved trail edge. Rails and trails are able to co-exist, but authorities do need to take…
Locomotive 924 circa 1908 Northern Pacific Railway steam locomotive 924 has been undergoing restoration in the Conservation and Restoration Center. This 1899-built Rogers locomotive served the Northern Pacific Railway until…
The Grand Tour Package is the premier tour offered at the Northwest Railway Museum. It is a docent-led experience that begins at the Snoqualmie Depot in historic downtown Snoqualmie. Your docent will…
July 12 was the first Day Out With Thomas for 2019 at the Northwest Railway Museum. Thousands of children and their families came to see and experience Thomas the Tank…
Steam locomotive 924 is a former Northern Pacific Railway switch engine that operated in the Seattle area from 1901 until 1924. It is listed on the King County and City…
Thomas the Tank Engine travels between heritage railways on a special truck, and on an unusually warm Wednesday, June 12 he arrived in North Bend for trans-loading to the high iron. …
This year the Northwest Railway Museum is offering two opportunities to experience a Snoqualmie Wine Train at the Snoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric Museum. The next 3 1/2 hour experience is Saturday,…
