The Southeastern Railway Museum, in order to protect the safety of railroad operations and both the public and SRM Members, requires the use, understanding and compliance with a set of rules governing all forms of operations on SRM’s Standard Gage trackage system. […]
The Antique Typewriter Collectors will share their enthusiasm for typewriters with SRM visitors on Saturday, February 2, 2019. Learn more about how typewriters influenced life on the railroad! […]
The model railroad design crew at the Southeastern Railway Museum has been very busy working on updating and completing scenery. […]
Ruth has volunteered at the Southeastern Railway Museum for about 10 years. She first visited the museum with her two sons on a home
school field trip. Exploring all the trains and displays during their tour sparked her interest in the museum. Ruth and her younger son decided to sign up to be volunteers. […]
A family-friendly write-up about motorcycles! Second Thursday preschoolers had a roaring good time in January exploring motorcycles and motorbikes through games, activities, stories, and crafts. […]
Happy New Year! I hope everyone has had a great holiday season and is looking forward to an exciting 2019. The museum had a very successful holiday season thanks to your support, our volunteers, community […]
Many of us give to charities both out of a sense of helping and also because it can be a great tax strategy. As we approach the end of the year, we’re sharing this information […]
Steam Calendars The museum is pleased to offer train fans a selection of calendars created by the Atlanta Chapter NRHS. The chapter creates these annually as a fundraiser and appreciates your support. The 2019 Calendar Celebrating […]
We have been very busy with conducting tours for all ages and providing educational programs, such as our annual home school event and public school programs, to educate the general public on rail history and transportation. […]
The significance of tool car #3558 comes from being a tangible link to a bygone time when the railroads were used to assist the communication industry of the era. […]
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