Museum Infomation

WINTER HOURS - JANUARY 1 TO MAY 31

By Appointment - Tuesday, Friday

SUMMER HOURS - MEMORIAL DAY TO LABOR DAY

Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm (or by appointment).
 

The New England Transportation Institute and Museum is a nonprofit organization founded in 1980 for the purpose of identifying, collecting, and archiving regional railroading artifacts and memorabilia. Working together with vital local railroad organizations including the 494 Restoration Committee, the local chapter of the National Railroad Historical Society, and the Connecticut Valley Model Railroad Club, the Museum proposes to plan, fund, and create a "Railroad Campus" in White River Junction.

The Museum's Railroad Campus, with the highly visible 494 Engine as its centerpiece, will be a recreational park for cultural and community events along the White River. Within the Campus, restored historic buildings will house railroad collections and educational displays for the general public and rail enthusiasts to explore. As currently envisioned, the campus buildings could include the old fire station, the Gates Library building, the White River Junction Roundhouse, the B&M Freight House and potential new construction. The recent placement of the Vermont Visitors' Center in the Amtrak station will help draw railfans, tourists, and other visitors to the Railroad Campus.

For more information contact us at 802-291-9838.
Email: netim@myfairpoint.net