Pacific Railroad Museum

The Pacific Railroad Museum, located in San Dimas, California, is housed in a historic Art Deco building that once served as a Santa Fe Railroad Depot. Opened in 1889 and rebuilt after a fire in 1933, the museum showcases a rich collection of railroad history, including an old-fashioned waiting room, a genuine station agent's office, and various signaling equipment.

The museum features knowledgeable docents who provide insights into the highlights of the collection, which includes model trains, Thomas the Tank Engine books, and an extensive library of railroad photographs, maps, and ephemera. Staffed by volunteers, the museum aims to accommodate researchers, tour groups, and special requests by offering additional visiting opportunities.

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