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Travel to Snoqualmie to experience how the railway changed everything.
Please Note: Due to Snoqualmie Wine Train on Saturday, April 27, 2019 there will be no regular schedule train departures from North Bend Depot at 1:25pm or 3:25pm, the Railway History Center at 2:10pm or 4:10pm, Snoqualmie Depot at 3pm or the Falls Only at 4:25pm. Please join us for the 11am or 1pm train departures from Snoqualmie, the 11:25am departure from North Bend or the 12:10pm departure from the Railway History Center instead. The Railway History Center will close to the general public at 3pm. The regular schedule and hours will resume on Sunday, April 28, 2019.
 

Day Out With Thomas Now On Sale!

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Join Us for Day Out With Thomas™, an annual event that offers children and their families the unique opportunity to take a ride with Thomas, the No. 1 blue engine, and enjoy a day of fun filled Thomas & Friends™ themed activities. Day Out With Thomas will be here July 12-14, 19-21, 2019!

 

Advance Tickets Now On Sale!

Buy Tickets buttonJoin the Northwest Railway Museum for Weekend Train Rides, Wine Train excursions, Grand Tours and Pre-School Train. Tickets are now available for advance purchase!

Riding the Train: Regular trains run Saturdays and Sunday, April thru October.

Snoqualmie Depot Hours: 10am - 5pm, daily. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's.

Railway History Center Hours: 11am - 4pm, Thursday thru Sunday, April - October. Memorial Day - Labor Day additionally open Wednesday - Monday. Via train, Saturdays and Sundays.

Price: No admission to visit the Snoqualmie Depot. $10 per adult (age 13+), $5 per child (2-12) to visit Railway History Center.

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

 

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Pressure builds on the 924 project!
Apr 24, 2019
If "bake a cake" is old railroad slang for building up steam in a locomotive, then you could say that the restoration crew at the Northwest Railway Museum has been mixing a lot of batter lately. With major boiler issues either already addressed or with a plan to mitigate, preparations for the first pressure test of the boiler are nearing completion.Over the past several weeks, the dry pipe has
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