Nevada State Railroad Museum |
89005 Boulder City, NV, United States of America (USA) (Nevada) |
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Address |
600 Yucca Street
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Floor area | only roughly guessed: 1 000 m² / 10 764 ft² |
Opening times
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Monday - Friday from 9:00am - 3:30pm Train Ride start: Saturday and Sunday: 10am; (11:30am?; 1pm?; 2:30pm?) |
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Status from 08/2021
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Train Ride: ADULT (12 and over): $10.00; CHILD (4 through 11 years): $5.00 Cab Rides - $35.00 per person; subject to engineers approval. Caboose Rides - $20.00 per person |
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Contact |
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Homepage |
www.nevadasouthern.com museums.nevadaculture.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=409&Itemid=436 |
Location / Directions |
Take US-93 south toward Boulder City. After passing the traffic light at Veterans Memorial Drive, proceed 0.7 miles to Yucca Street (just past the Taco Bell). Turn left onto Yucca Street, and the train station for the Nevada Southern Railway is on your right. |
Description | The Nevada State Railroad Museum at Boulder City is a part of the Nevada Department of Cultural Affairs. There are currently no indoor interpretive, exhibit or display facilities at this location. OPERATIONAL LOCOMOTIVESThere are four operational diesel locomotives at the Nevada Southern Railway. DISPLAY ONLY LOCOMOTIVESThere are three locomotives in the Museum collection that will be used for display only. The steam locomotives were not operational when acquired. Due to the great expense of restoring and certifying them, the plan is to cosmetically refurbish the steam locomotives and have them on static display. TRIP INFORMATIONOur train usually consists of three air-conditioned/heated cars (two coaches and a wheelchair accessible car), an open-air car, and a generator car (to supply power for lights, air-conditioning and heating). The runs depart from the station at Yucca Street and proceeds west approximately 3.0 miles to just behind the Railroad Pass Casino. We use the right of way and track developed by the Union Pacific Railroad in 1931 to supply materials to Boulder City for use in the construction of Hoover Dam. The round trip takes about 45 minutes. |
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