San Antonio Railroad Heritage Museum

San Antonio Railroad Heritage Museum San Antonio Railroad Heritage Museum (SARHM) Est. Oct 26, 2005, is a Texas, Not-for-profit, educatio

SARHM promotes the Railroad Heritage of San Antonio and South Texas. We have opened our first location in Elmendorf, TX.
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Come on out and visit with us here at the Austin Area Train show today!!  The show is open till 4pm!
08/30/2026

Come on out and visit with us here at the Austin Area Train show today!! The show is open till 4pm!

08/29/2026

We are here for day one at the Austin Train Show. We are having a great time meeting new people and connecting with old friends.
So…. if you come to the show this weekend, drop by our table and say hello. We are looking forward for your visit.

We’re ready for the show in Austin!  We hope to see you there!!!
08/28/2026

We’re ready for the show in Austin! We hope to see you there!!!

Not to be negative, but it’s doubtful.  Lots of major hurdles for installing a new rail line versus using an existing ri...
08/20/2026

Not to be negative, but it’s doubtful. Lots of major hurdles for installing a new rail line versus using an existing right of way or previous right of way.

The 89.6 mile rail line would run eight round trips between the two metros daily at 125 mph, potentially resulting in faster commutes between the metros.

The following is from a post from the Texas Railroad History page, posted by Bruce Blalock.“Rollin Breedenberg took this...
08/13/2026

The following is from a post from the Texas Railroad History page, posted by Bruce Blalock.

“Rollin Breedenberg took this photo in January 1961 at MP 229.6 on the SP's Del Rio subdivision. The eastbound Spofford local, No. 86, had completed its work and was heading to East Yard. Rear brakeman Johnny Pedrotti is on the platform. Note the wooden caboose assigned to the local. The T&NO 343 was one of two cabooses equipped with a Coleman stove, cookware, dishes and utensils so that the crew could cook supper and breakfast on the hack at Spofford. Crews spent the night in a bunkhouse north of the main track. It was always the job of the junior brakeman on the crew to buy groceries at Hondo and prepare the meals at Spofford. The engine crew cleaned up after supper and the train crew took its turn after breakfast. The gons ahead of the caboose were loads of natural asphalt picked up at Cline. What a great look into the life of a train crew over 50 years ago! Image graciously shared by Rollin Breedenberg.”

If you want to see more post like this one, we suggest you follow the Texas Railroad History page. We share post from that page as there are many post that pop up on there that are fantastic photos and full of historical information.

08/12/2026
08/10/2026

SARHM is working on expanding our outreach to the wider public! We have created a new YouTube channel and a TikTok as well. Both profiles are sarhm_official! We have a couple post on TikTok now and are working on creating a couple new videos we’ll be launching on YouTube shortly!

We hope you go give us a follow!!!

Equipment maintenance time!!!Tearing into the CASE 680L Backhoe today.  The right side lift cylinder has given up and ha...
08/06/2026

Equipment maintenance time!!!

Tearing into the CASE 680L Backhoe today. The right side lift cylinder has given up and has been leaking fluid. This afternoon the cylinder was removed and taken to the shop to be repaired. Should have it back on in a couple weeks.

With the upcoming track project, we will be needing the backhoe operating in top shape for sure!

Address

203 Bexar Avenue
Elmendorf, TX
78112

Opening Hours

9am - 5pm

Telephone

(210) 549-7794

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