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Nebraska Railroad Museum The Nebraska Railroad Museum is a Non-profit organization that is currently relocating to Nebraska C

12/25/2024

🎄🚂 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Nebraska Railroad Museum! 🚂🎄

As the holiday lights twinkle and the year draws to a close, we want to extend our warmest wishes to all of our friends, visitors, and supporters. May your Christmas be filled with joy, laughter, and the warmth of loved ones.

Thank you for making this year unforgettable – whether you rode the rails with us, attended an event, or simply shared your passion for history and trains. We can’t wait to see you again in the new year for more exciting adventures!

Stay safe, stay warm, and may your holiday season be full of wonder and cheer. Here’s to a bright and beautiful 2025!

🎅🚃 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at the Nebraska Railroad Museum! 🚃🎅

We at the Nebraska Railroad Museum mourn along with the rest of the Railroad community. At the loss of two railroad work...
12/20/2024

We at the Nebraska Railroad Museum mourn along with the rest of the Railroad community. At the loss of two railroad workers. It sad us to share this with you guys.

Yesterday in Pecos, Texas, a Union Pacific freight train collided with an oversized tractor-trailer load stuck on a railroad crossing. As a result of the accident, two rail workers lost their lives.

Every railroad crossing in the United States has one of these Emergency Notification System (ENS) blue signs that has information on that specific railroad crossing.

If a vehicle gets stuck on a railroad crossing, exit the vehicle immediately, move away from the tracks and call the phone number on the ENS blue sign to inform the railroad of the obstructed railroad crossing number. Then, if needed, call 911.

Our thoughts are with the victims and their families impacted by this accident.

For more information about how to drive safely around railroads, visit: oli.org/safety-near-trains/driving-safely-near-tracks

Image courtesy of Operation Lifesaver Inc.

Celebrating the railroads on National Train Day 2024.
05/12/2024

Celebrating the railroads on National Train Day 2024.

Riding back to Omaha from Burlington, IA on the Amtrak California Zephyr. We’ve got some big news coming out soon. Keep ...
02/24/2024

Riding back to Omaha from Burlington, IA on the Amtrak California Zephyr. We’ve got some big news coming out soon. Keep your eyes peeled for updates soon.

The Nebraska Railroad Museum wishes everyone a safe and Merry Christmas.
12/25/2023

The Nebraska Railroad Museum wishes everyone a safe and Merry Christmas.

The Nebraska Railroad Museum wishes everyone a Happy and safe Halloween 🎃
10/31/2023

The Nebraska Railroad Museum wishes everyone a Happy and safe Halloween 🎃

The Nebraska Railroad Museum wishes everyone a safe, healthy and happy Thanksgiving. May you join with loved ones and be...
11/24/2022

The Nebraska Railroad Museum wishes everyone a safe, healthy and happy Thanksgiving. May you join with loved ones and be thankful the whole year through.

Press Release Nebraska Railroad Museum Releases Business Plan to Public. Success being built on transparency. Nebraska C...
11/21/2022

Press Release

Nebraska Railroad Museum Releases Business Plan to Public.
Success being built on transparency.

Nebraska City, NE, November 21, 2022: The Nebraska Railroad Museum has publicly published its current business plan. The financial projections have been redacted in the public domain. A link to view or download the document is provided below as well on our page and website. The museum is transparent in our dealings. We invite anyone interested in the museum to look at our plans to see how and what we want to do. As the museum transitions to it new home this plan will be updated or revised as needed. Updated copies will be released as warranted.

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PRESS RELEASE - - - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. The Nebraska Railroad Museum is sadden to learn of the passing of a former 21...
11/03/2022

PRESS RELEASE - - - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE.

The Nebraska Railroad Museum is sadden to learn of the passing of a former 21st Century Museum President Dr. Rudolph “Rudy” Daniels.

Dr. Daniels receive his doctorate from Penn State University in 1971 and was a formidable wealth on knowledge of the railroads’ history. Rudy, as friends called him, published 5 books, including “Trains Across the Continent” which is a complete history of North American railroads. Bit has long been considered the official documentation of our Nation’s railroad story. He also penned books more local such as “Sioux City Railroads.” His gift of knowledge was unceasing and he had just completed his last book “The Great Railroad War.”
His celebration of life was held today in Sioux City, Iowa. He will be missed by many, including the Nebraska Railroad Museum.

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10/14/2022

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