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In Dubious Battle
Coming soon to theater near you… John Steinbeck’s “In Dubious Battle” The railroad scenes of this movie were filmed at the Southeastern Railway Museum. Trailer
Year: 2016
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Museum Private event 9-14-2016
The museum will be closed Wed. Sept 14 for a private event. We apologize for any inconvience this may cause and look forward to your next visit.
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Museum Private Event 09-09-2016
The museum will be closed, Friday Sept 9 for a private event. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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Train rides set to resume Aug 13
We’re pleased to report that this week’s track work project has successfully completed and we plan to operate the demonstration train ride on Saturday. A big THANK YOU to Stephen Warner (the museum’s volunteer Track […]
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Crossings Newsletter for August
To help keep everyone updated on museum activities, projects & progress, the museum’s monthly newsletter Crossings is now available. Please click on Crossings to view.
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No train rides, 11-Aug-2016
11-Aug-2016 … We apologize, the track maintenance crew is still in the process of replacing a switch that connects our demonstration train ride to one of our storage/exhibit tracks and we will NOT operate train […]
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Welcome to our new website
Welcome to the Southeastern Railway Museum’s new website. We believe this will be a more engaging and informative website and hope you’ll enjoy visiting it.
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Duluth Traffic Pattern Change – Scheduled July 14
The City of Duluth has announced that the new traffic signal at West Lawrenceville St and Main St/SR120 is scheduled to go live at 10am Thursday, July 14th. This is the intersection just across the […]
Crossings
Top of the Hill, It’s Coming Back
Robert Aulicky Everybody is wondering and asking about the Park Train. I can report the problems are under repair on two different fronts, track and mechanical. On the track side work started on the track […]
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Memories of J.R. Shipp
John Marbury It was my pleasure to meet J.R. through the Southeastern Railway Museum. Though we were both employees of the Southern Railway and Norfolk Southern for years, our paths never crossed until the museum […]