Name: Revelstoke Railway Museum
Address: 719 Track St W, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0, Canada, CA
Telephone: +1 250-837-6060

Revelstoke Railway Museum is a museum, located at 719 Track St W, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 250-837-6060, visit their website www.railwaymuseum.com for more detailed information.

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719 Track St W, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0

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Added by Jopie, at 24 October 2016

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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JJ Ceo

10 November 2017

TRAINS 🚂 🚊 I LOVE TRAINS!!!!! And there’s trains that drive right beside here like every 15 minuets!!!! It’s awesome! Also a great history lesson for children of all ages! (Or children at heart like me!)
Jean Chow

01 November 2017

We drove from Lake Louise just to visit the museum. We encoutered passenger and container trains many times just outside the museum. The displays are appealing and informative. We got many train-related products, books and DVDs. We were also given specific directions to get to the Last Spike. Totally worth it!!!
Jeremy Gair

18 September 2017

Lots to look at and the ability to get into the cars. It's a quicker stop as it takes about 2 hours to do everything.

Train simulated is a good time too.

You may even get stuck behind a train on the way out.
Ibraheem

16 September 2017

Friendly staff. The layout is nicely though out with ample space perfect for kids. Is great place to stop in Revelstoke to take a break from driving .
Craig Reichel

12 September 2017

Best railway museum I have ever been to. Great variety of displays and rolling stock. Lovely steam engine and passage cars inside that are fully restored.
John Fisher

13 August 2017

Self guided tour. An amazing amount of history packed into the building - with lots to read and lots of art to look at upstairs as well. It's interesting to have historical trains set up for visitors to go inside and look. A very reasonable price as well, $10 for several hours worth of material if you're interested.
Carrie G

12 August 2017

The employees greeted us with indifferent attitude but rather warm and welcoming to other visitors. History about Chinese workers hidden on second floor. Way to honour the history! Attached photo shows a display of the Chinese Legacy in the last place you would look the washroom!
Stephanie Mackney

12 August 2017

It was informative and had a lot of signs to read. But it was a self guided tour, and the experience may have been better with someone in the museum guiding you through some of the bigger exhibits. A few things were taped off and there wasn't very much interactiveness, just a lot of signs. I learned a lot and enjoyed myself. But the experience could be made so much better.
Cliff Lapp

20 March 2017

Decent railway museum. Worth a visit if you like trains, or want to learn about local history. Revelstoke is a railroad town.
Shawn Benbow

07 February 2017

Completely exceeded expectations. Our toddler was so excited he could go into a train car, sit in a caboose, and go into a snowplow. Nice building, excellent displays!
D Henderson

09 January 2017

I really enjoyed this. Lots of history, it's anazing the manpower required to maintain rail service back then.
Eric Kelly

03 January 2017

What great place take your family to. We were traveling through Canada and stopped here with the family. My little boy loves trails so he was excitied beyond belief. They have toy trains there to play with and several walk through trails you look at. Definately give them a look see if you are in the area.
Carina K

31 October 2016

I did not expect to be so entertained by trains. We came here to give my two young sons a break on the long drive between Calgary and Vancouver. It was so much fun for them to run around, climbing in and out of the trains. Two trains are indoors, quite a few more outside. There is an excellent play area for kids with puzzles, games, dress up, coloring sheets, and a wooden train table. The signs are informative, telling interesting and emotional stories about the men who worked on the railroads. The staff are friendly and welcoming.