Ferrocarrilero Aguascalientes Museum, Railway museum in Aguascalientes, Mexico
The Ferrocarrilero Aguascalientes Museum occupies a historic train station building and displays locomotives, passenger cars, and freight wagons. The site includes several restored structures that house the collection across different sections.
The facility began in 1911 as a working train station and cargo storage building on the grounds of a large estate. Over time, it was converted into a museum to preserve the history of Mexico's railways.
The museum is named after railway workers who were essential to Mexico's transportation development. Today, the restored station building functions as a public space where local heritage remains actively part of community life.
The museum is located in a central public plaza and is easily accessible on foot. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes since the grounds include several outdoor areas with displayed vehicles.
The museum preserves personal stories and documents from former railway workers describing their work experiences. These accounts give visitors direct insight into the daily life and struggles of those who built the rail network.
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