High Line Railroad Park & Museum - Breckenridge, CO, USA - Railroad Museums on Waymarking.com

"About the museum

When the first train arrived in Breckenridge in 1882 it drastically changed the course of the town's future. With more supplies and amenities now available, Breckenridge grew into a true Victorian western town. This small museum has lots of great information and images to learn more about how the rail transformed Breckenridge and other small mountain communities.

What to expect

This museum is open seasonally, June through September. During that time it is staffed with docent to answer questions. Plan to spend approximately 30 minutes in this museum. Click here for more FAQs.

The museum is FREE to visit with a $5 suggested donation.

Best for

History lovers, train enthusiasts, and kids.

What guests say

"So glad to see all these exquisite examples of Colorado narrow gauge railroading were saved and preserved. Thanks to those involved."

"Learned a lot about history of the trains in Breckenridge - small but well curated museum with knowledgeable staff!"

"Great playground for kids. Really cool small museum with neat photos and historical perspective."

Park in the Ice Risk parking lot.

Did you know?

The railroad serviced Breckenridge for 55 years; coming to town in 1882 and ceasing in 1937. The only major interruption to service was during "the big snow" of 1898-1899 when rail service was shut down for 79 days." (from (visit link) )



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Museum Website: [Web Link] Train ride provided?: no Actual railroad cars or locomotives on display?: yes Admission fee?: Free ($5 donation suggested) Street Address: 189 Boreas Pass Road, Breckenridge, CO 80424 Gift shop?: yes Café/restaurant?: no Theater?: no Other features?: Not listed

Visit Instructions:
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