The Northwest Railway Museum is pleased to announce the planned reopening of the Train Shed Exhibit Hall. The Train Shed will reopen on Friday, September 11th at 11am, and is located in Snoqualmie at 9320 Stone Quarry Road. It includes many of the Museum’s most
significant artifacts including chapel car 5 Messenger of Peace, and a variety
of exhibits about how the railway changed everything. The hall incorporates
more than 24,000 square feet, and has not been able to reopen this year until
now due to the pandemic.
Beginning September 11, the Train Shed will be open every week until the Christmas season, Fridays through Sundays from 11 am – 4 pm, and on Wednesdays from 1 pm- 4 pm.Tickets are available online at shop.TrainMuseum.org and must be purchased in
advance; adults are $10 and children are $5.
The pandemic has required the Museum to be closed for most of the season, which has until now been unprecedented. Notwithstanding, the Museum will remain open unless guidelines change.
To comply with Washington State’s SAFE START – STAY HEALTHY plan
to protect the health and safety of our community, up to ten people may enter
every 15 minutes, and the Train Shed has been reconfigured with a new
directional experience featuring refreshed and renewed exhibits. To ensure a
safe experience, interactive exhibits requiring touch have been temporarily
removed, and cleaning staff will be frequently disinfecting other touch
surfaces including doors and restrooms.
All visitors over 2 years of age are asked to wear masks, and pursuant
to state law, masks are required for all visitors over the age of 5 years old.
Members of the Northwest Railway Museum remain entitled to free, unlimited visits to the Train Shed. For access, please contact visitor services manager Lara H by email or by calling 425.888.3030 extension 7202.
