*Photo from http://www.cityofprinceton.org/MUSEUM.rev.htm

At the Princeton Railroad Museum, you'll discover the colorful and dynamic heritage of railroading, the industry that built our nation.  You'll find vibrant railroad art, fascinating exhibits and a remarkable array of railroad artifacts that tell the story of the men and women who worked on the railroad.

• Devoted to preserving and interpreting the broad impact of railroad development on society, the Museum:

• Displays over 100 railroad lanterns from the Ken Coleman collection.

• Pursues an aggressive restoration program of artifacts.

• Houses exhibits of railroad material relating to both the Virginian and the Norfolk & Western rail lines.  

• Recognizes that railroad history is alive and continues being made in this millennium.

The Museum is a replica of Princeton's Virginian Railway Station which was built in 1909 and demolished in 1979.

99 Mercer Street

Princeton, WV  24740

(304) 487-5060

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