Wichita Falls Railroad Museum

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Wichita Falls, United States

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Rail museum· Museum· Tourist attraction

Wichita Falls Railroad Museum Reviews | Rating 3.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Wichita Falls Railroad Museum is located in Wichita Falls, United States on 500 9th St. Wichita Falls Railroad Museum is rated 3.4 out of 5 in the category rail museum in United States.

Address

500 9th St

Phone

+19403861626

Open hours

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Jason Barbier

Really enjoyed visiting the trains. You are able to view and walk through one steam, and two diesel engines with multiple carts. Unique experience for those curious about what travel was like generations ago. Would like to see further restoration done on these important pieces of history.

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mike shea

Doesn't appear to even be accessible anymore.

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Tom Walker

Neat piece of history preserved. What a neat old Texas town. Think of the history this area has.. Brick streets, got to shop antiques in the old Rail Road Depot..

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misty withers

Even though it was crazy hot, it was really cool to see the old train cars. Definitely would give back in cooler weather to look around when they are able to have all of the train cars open.

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Ashley Norris

Open 11am to 3 or 4 on Saturday only. 2 admission and great gift shop with lots of train stuff (mostly for kids). Great quick stop with kids.

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Stella T

We drove 2 hours and it was closed on a Saturday. Supposed to be open 10 to 3. There were many other visitors who showed up in the short time we were here and that were disappointed as well.

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Steven Norris

My son loves trains. You can climb in/around/on trains here, so it is a clear winner. The cars are not air conditioned, so it gets really hot in the summer.

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shayden

For my little brothers sixth birthday, we drove 2 hours. And they werent open. it was closed and we could see trains, but it was 90 degrees outside. luckily, theres another museum close to it, but come on! He was so sad!