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New Mexico - Belen Harvey House Museum
The Belen Harvey House Museum is proud to bring you three collections under one roof!
Our museum houses the following collections:
The History of Belen & Valencia County
The History of Railroad in New Mexico
The History of the Fred Harvey Company
These collections are interwoven to create a delightful visit to early 1900's Belen! See the uniforms and dorm setting of a Harvey Girl, view the interior of an old beauty shop, and revisit the old days of railroad travel.
Additionally, our branch of the Belen Public Library offers a wide selection of Southwestern history and information.
Stroll through the halls of the Harvey House and remember a time where a good meal and great service brought people together!
Info: URL: http://www.belen-nm.gov/belen-harvey-house-museum.aspx (Added: 2-Dec-2016)
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New Mexico - Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad
Antonito CO & Chama NM - This is America's most authentic steam railroad, just as it was for a century, from the coal tipple to the conductor's smile. Twisting and turning through the beautiful San Juan Mountains on tracks that tamed the West, you'll cross the Colorado - New Mexico border eleven times. Count them as you look down from Windy Point, up at the spires of Phantom Curve, or into the depths of Toltec Gorge.
Info: URL: https://cumbrestoltec.com/ (Added: 21-Sep-2000)
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New Mexico - Las Cruces Railroad Museum
Las Cruces, NM - Railroad Museum featuring HO layout. The Las Cruces Railroad Museum is located in the historic Santa Fe Depot. The museum interprets the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad's impact of the railroad on the Mesilla Valley and Las Cruces. Photographs, artifacts, and text panels throughout the museum interpret local history, railroadiana, and the history of several local AT&SF employees. There are three model layouts including one everyone is invited to run.
Info: URL: https://las-cruces.org/1624/Railroad-Museum (Added: 1-Nov-2016)
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New Mexico - Las Cruces Railroad Museum
Las Cruces, NM - Railroad Museum featuring HO layout. The Las Cruces Railroad Museum is located in the historic Santa Fe Depot. The museum interprets the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad's impact of the railroad on the Mesilla Valley and Las Cruces. Photographs, artifacts, and text panels throughout the museum interpret local history, railroadiana, and the history of several local AT&SF employees. There are three model layouts including one everyone is invited to run.
Info: URL: https://las-cruces.org/1624/Railroad-Museum (Added: 28-Jan-2011)
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New York - Ontario & Western Railway Museum
Roscoe, NY - The Roscoe O&W Railway Museum was established under the charter of the Ontario & Western Railway Historical Society in 1984 and was first housed in a former Erie Railroad caboose. The first O&W Railway festival was held in August of that year and has become an annual event. In 1986 the museum board members approved the purchase of the Wood garage for the purpose of expansion. A new corporation, the Roscoe NYO&W Railway Association was formed to purchase, operate, and maintain the museum.
The museum complex consists of the O&W refurbished caboose on the site of the Roscoe Station, the original trout weather vane and train signal, the Cooks Falls and Roscoe watchman's shanties, The Beaverkill Trout Car and the O&W station motif building. The museum now contains O&W artifacts and memorabilia, other railroadiana, and local history displays showing the impact of the O&W on community life, hunting, fishing, farming, tourism and local industries.
Info: URL: http://www.nyow.org/museum.html (Added: 30-Oct-2016)
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