Oklahoma Railway Museum, Railway transportation museum in Oklahoma City, United States.
The Oklahoma Railway Museum is a railway museum featuring restored locomotives, passenger cars, and freight equipment displayed in an outdoor yard. The facility presents equipment from different eras and operators that once served the region.
The museum opened in 2002 starting with a single locomotive and limited operations. Over two decades it expanded to operate multiple restored trains that carry thousands of annual visitors.
The museum highlights how railways transformed settlement patterns and economic development across the region. Visitors can observe vintage equipment that once connected Oklahoma's communities and industries.
The museum is located west of Interstate 35 and opens Thursday through Saturday. Plan a few hours to walk around the outdoor exhibition and inspect the equipment up close.
The museum operates vintage train rides on select weekends, allowing visitors to experience traveling aboard restored equipment. This hands-on experience connects people to how rail travel felt in earlier decades.
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