Reviews of Fort Erie Railway Museum (Tourist Attraction)

400 Central Ave, Fort Erie, ON L2A 3T6, Canada

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Here you have all the information of people who consumed the services and products of Fort Erie Railway Museum (Tourist Attraction) in the area close to Fort Erie (Canada).

Currently the business receives a score of 4.4 stars out of 5 and that rating has been calculated on 17 reviews.

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This Tourist Attraction is included in the category of Museum.

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REVIEWS OF Fort Erie Railway Museum IN Fort Erie

Cara R-N

Great spot for a walk about. Relocated train station from Ridgeway. Locomotive. And plane in Sugarbowl Park with dog park, pond, walking park and lots of green space. Beautiful

Seika Groves

Fun little museum great for kids and railway lovers.

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Sarah Eckert

It's not a bad place for a quick visit. There's some diagrams and souvenirs in the little house, and quite a bit of old stuff and typewriters in the railway house. We were able to go on the caboose, I wish there had been labels to explain what things were, and a bit of history, but it was interesting enough.

Charles Walker

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Tim Zugger

I wish it were bigger and had more info about the history of the place. Great old engine that is sitting there but not much else to discover. I believe the old Grand Trunk Line was not far from this site.

Kristen Brooks

Epicman400

Great place to go pokemon go hunting

Anonimus Anonimo

(Translated) If you still have to visit it (Original) Si te queda de paso visítalo

Peter Methner

Great place to see rail history in fort erie

Duane Avery

Very small, 2 original train station buildings, an engine, and a caboose. Both buildings contain historical information inside. The smaller building was moved from the train bridge that use to link Canada and the US sides of the river. Donation based, you can spend an hour looking around.

Jack DeJong

so imperative to keep our railroad history alive...it made our country great!

Chris Gibson

6218 - Once a giant on the rails....sad to see her deteriorating condition. The stations are well preserved and for any rail buffs a must see. Just wish the caboose and Loco would have been better maintained and preserved.