Throughout the month of March, SRM visitors had a chance to experience our new exhibit space between the tracks in Building 1. Following the museum’s move to its present location over twenty years ago, the […]
We’re gearing up for our 5th Fast Track 5k and helping the Peachtree celebrate their 50th. You crossed our finish line. Now head for the finish lite of the 50th Peachtree! Lottery registration for the […]
by David Koch The HO Model Railroad revitalization project is now 10 months old. The dusty “diamond in the rough” layout is now a showcase and formidable addition to the the overall Southeastern Railway Museum […]
The museum will be hosting our 5th Fast Track 5K in May. We are pleased to be a Peachtree Road Race Qualifying event and happy to be sharing Peachtree news during the run up the […]
March’s Second Thursday preschool program featured cabooses. […]
Welcome to March… With a really pleasant February, we have had a lot of exciting growth at the museum and I appreciate each of your support. During the month we were very pleased to welcome […]
Inspired by the upcoming sesquicentennial observance of the Golden Spike Ceremony (celebrating the completion of the transcontinental railroad on May 10, 1869), the Georgia Gwinnett College History Discipline is sponsoring a Seminar on American Railroads, March 26-28, 2019 with presentations from the Southeastern Railway Museum. […]
In February, volunteers Paul Grether, Nick Henderson, and Kristen Fredriksen gathered to replace the shredded tarp on the museum’s 1921 Georgia Power streetcar. The last tarp had been applied about a decade ago, and weather […]
The February Second Thursday preschool program featured rockets, drones, and other flying vehicles, like airplanes and helicopters. Children made a paper spinning helicopter, read a story with Sarah from the Gwinnett County Public Library, played […]
The HO model railroad crew is only a few square feet away from scenery covering every spot on the layout. This will mark a milestone and complete the “scenery” phase of the project. […]
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