Little Amerricka Amusement Park and Miniature Golf An old fashioned, family owned amusement park, where young and old alike can enjoy an entire afternoon of affordable classic family fun. Little Amerricka is also home to one of this country's most extensive premier light railways, keeping the knowledge and passion of a by gone era alive. Call 608-655-3181. 700 E Main St, Marshall,
Northeast Wisconsin
National Railroad Museum Explore America's railroad heritage. Marvel at the Union Pacific Big Boy, the world's largest steam locomotive, and Eisenhower's World War II command train. Over 70 pieces of railroad equipment on display. Ride a full-size train. Open year around: Monday - Saturday 9 - 5 pm, Sunday 11 - 5 pm. Call 920-437-7623 or 920-435-7245. staff@nationalrrmuseum.org.
Heritage Historical Village / Railroad Museum Tour 5 historic buildings moved to the village for preservation; train depot, church, school, log cabin, and an octagon shaped house. Most have original or period furnishings. Examine rail equipment including a locomotive, boxcar, and two cabooses. Browse the depot and its exhibits of railroad artifacts and memorabilia. Open: first and third Sundays from Jun thru Aug. Hours: 1 pm - 4 pm. Group tours or appointments can be made by calling. Hosts an annual August 'Heritage Days & Rail Fest' event. Call 920-982-8557 or 920-982-5186. 900 Montgomery Street, New London,
Osceola & St. Croix Valley Railway Diesel and steam train rides. The Osceola & St Croix Valley Railway is a Division of the Minnesota Transportation Museum. All members of the OSV train family are volunteers and love to share their hobby with you. Charter days and times - Thurs 11am and 2pm, Sat and Sun 11am and 2:30 am. Trains operate April through October. Coach and First Class service available. Call 715-755-3570. 114 Depot Rd, Osceola,
Pepin Railroad Depot Museum On Highway 35 in Laura Ingalls Wilder Park. Call 715-442-6501. 800 3rd S, Pepin,
Railroad Memories Museum Housed in the former Chicago & Northwestern Depot, the museum contains an outstanding collection of vintage railroading memorabilia from around the nation. It is staffed by volunteers, including the retired railroaders who lead guided tours through the old depot's 12 history-packed rooms. Open daily Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend 10 am to 5 pm. Call 715-635-2752 or 715-635-3325. 424 N Front St, Spooner,
Wisconsin Great Northern Railroad Excursion Train Open daily June to Oct 9 am to 5 pm. Steam train excursions between Spooner and Trego run 3-4 times each day. Call 715-635-3200. 426 N Front St, Spooner,
Southeast Wisconsin
East Troy Electric Railroad Museum The East Troy Electric Railroad runs from East Troy to Mukwonago in southeast Wisconsin. Regular weekend service begins May 12th and continues every weekend and holiday through October 21st. Weekday trains run from June 13th through August 31st on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. No reservations are required! Call 262-548-3837 or 262-642-3263. 2002 Church St, East Troy, Walworth County.
Southwest Wisconsin
Depot Museum Permanent railroad exhibit. Free admission. Open May 22 through Sept. 26 1 to 4 pm. Wed, Sat, Sun and holidays or by appt. Call 608-897-4150. 1108 1st Center Ave, Brodhead,
Fennimore Railroad Historical Museum Open daily Memorial Day to Labor Day 10 am to 4 pm. Weekends only Sep and Oct. Displays the engine, depot and memorabilia of the narrow gauge (15" track) railroad that once traveled from Fennimore to Woodman. Call 608-822-3599 or 800-822-1131. 610 Lincoln Ave, Fennimore,
Mid-Continent Railway Museum Mid-Continent Railway Historical Society--also known as Mid-Continent Railway Museum--is an outdoor, living museum and operating railroad recreating the small town/short line way of life during the "Golden Age of Railroading," spanning the years 1880-1916, with operating trains, educational exhibits, and displays of restored rolling stock. Mid-Continent has operated at North Freedom, Wisconsin since 1963. Weekends - trains depart 11am, 1 pm, and 3 pm. Call 608-522-4261 or toll-free 800-930-1385 for reservations. E8948 Diamond Hill Rd, North Freedom,
Mineral Point Depot and Museum The Mineral Point depot was built in 1856 from local materials, and has survived to become the oldest depot in Wisconsin. The Mineral Point Railroad Society was formed in 2000 to further the restoration of Mineral Point's historic railroad depot, and to promote historic preservation and community awareness through related historical activities. Call 608-987-2695 11 Commerce St, Mineral Point,
Park Lane Model Railroad Museum Call 608-254-8050. S2083 Herwig Rd, Reedsburg
Riverside & Great Northern Railway Open weekends, Apr - Dec; daily, Memorial Day - Labor Day. Fifteen inch gauge steam-powered operating railroad, 45 minute ride covering 3 miles. This living railroad museum looks back into the history of railroading in Wisconsin. Nestled in the toe of Juneau County is the road bed of the Lacrosse and Milwaukee Railroad built 1857. Sandley's moved their operation here in 1952 from Janesville. The buildings represent railroad facilities found at railroad terminals at the turn of the 20th century. Call 608-254-6367. One mile north on Stand Rock Road, N115 Cty N,
