I thought this museum was for kids only. We were pleasantly surprised and enjoyed the museum. The train ride was great and very informative about the history of Hobos.

This is one of those attractions that really will appeal to a select group and be of only moderate or curious interest to everyone else. It was a "must see" for me. The museum seems to have fallen on hard times. Some exhibits are modern...More

This attraction has kept me coming back because of the history and interesting exhibits. Even on a rainy day, there are things to do. When the weather is nice, there are lots of things further afield to look at too, including a tower with a...More

I have known about this rail museum for many years and have wanted to come if only to see the Big Boy for equally as long. I consider myself a railroad enthusiast and have visited more rail museums then I can count. This museum isn't...More

We took our granddaughter to visit the Museum. Hadn't been there for 5 years. They had a number of new things, including the Eisenhower train that had been restored in England and returned to the museum. It was the train Eisnehower used during WWII. They...More

Who knew that we had a National Railroad Museum? We were so glad we stopped here. Lots of really great stuff to see. Definitely take the train ride. If you have AAA, it's two-for-one admission, or it was the day we went anyway.

We took our two grandchildren to the railroad museum and they absolutely loved it. The museum is very kid friendly with many trains to explore. They loved climbing into engines and playing engineer. The cabooses were also popular. There is a train station which is...More

During our tour of the museum and train ride of the grounds, my family and I were very interested in the informational aspect of the museum. The condition of the engines and cars were deplorable, on the train ride the grounds of the museum property...More

Not just a walk-around, you can actually enter the cars on display and walk through them. You can climb aboard the locomotives too. Most of the display is in massive sheds or even inside for the Big Boy and the Ike train. There are some...More

Have wanted to visit this place on several previous visits to Green Bay. Finally got it done and was not disappointed. Loved walking in, around and through these giant pieces of history. Make sure you take a few minutes to watch the video. Lots of...More