Bundaberg Railway Museum in Bundaberg, Queensland, is a small railway museum that will delight railway enthusiasts and visitors who are interested in learning about the first local railway station that was built in 1881 to transport copper from the mines. Run by local enthusiasts this railway museum is home to photos, uniforms, catering items, engine driver's manuals, office records and many more items of interest. Explore a butter car dating back to 1905, and learn how this car was kept cool without ice blocks, by using cow's hair for insulation. There is so much to see and do at Bundaberg Railway Museum with its wide variety of past and present railway items. READ MORE

The Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum offers 3D objects and artifacts depicting the thriving history and life of the railway and the amusement park. Located in a train station from that time, guests can enjoy pictorial displays along with a diorama and DVD presentation of the park and railway. A special attraction is the last known passenger rail car of the railway, The Dolores, located behind the museum station building. READ MORE

Canberra Railway Museum in Canberra is a multi-purpose site which serves as a meeting place for members, site for public viewing of our locomotives and rolling stock, train restoration centre and preparation centre for our local and long-distance trains.READ MORE

Train Town Railroad & Park, located in Sonoma, California, knows as "The Most Well-Developed Scale Rail road in the Americas!" offer train rides, amusement park rids, down scaled replicas of train station and kiddies parties too. READ MORE

Get your class interested in the Museum by introducing activities that include transportation history, i.e. videos, drawings, books, etc. The more prepared they are, the more they will enjoy and learn from their trip with Museum Tours and Education in Dallas, Texas.READ MORE