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“How the past used to travel”
See historic steam locomotives and learn about rail history from experienced guides. Also the home of the annual Holiday Express train. Portland’s industrial heritage is entwined with being at the crossroads of many different railroads for over a century. The east-side Brooklyn Yard near the Willamette continues to host one of the last remaining roundhouses with a turntable. Therein live three historic steam locomotives and most of the heavy machinery necessary to maintain them by volunteers. The near vicinity hosts a variety of historic diesel locomotives as well as historic passenger cars and other rolling stock.
Had a great time riding the Holiday Express train. My sisters and I were visiting Portland and found this fun evening event. You board the train and have a relaxing 45 minute ride while Santa and... Read more
Museum portion is free, with donations accepted. The train ride is a little on the spendy side, but the price is way, way less than the Mt. Hood Christmas train ride. Santa and elves come through... Read more
Stopped by here with my fam after having lunch at Mt Hood Brewing Company right across the street. I found it fitting since we sat in the railcar and enjoyed our pizzas. Walking into the center,... Read more
Oregon Rail Heritage Center
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