National Railroad Museum
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Dating back to 1956, the National Railroad Museum is one of the largest, oldest and most well-respected rail museums in the US.
National Railroad Museum's Company Logos
National Railroad Museum's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#67A0EA
Cornflower Blue
103, 160, 234
214, 76, 66
56, 32, 0, 8
#860C0F
Monarch
134, 12, 15
359, 84, 29
0, 91, 89, 47
#DA4453
Valencia
218, 68, 83
354, 67, 56
0, 69, 62, 15
About National Railroad Museum
The National Railroad Museum, established in 1956, stands as one of the largest and most respected rail museums in the United States, situated in Green Bay, Wisconsin. This Congressionally-designated museum showcases over 70 unique pieces of rolling stock and houses more than 100,000 artifacts related to railroad history. Visitors can explore a variety of historical exhibits, including indoor and outdoor installations, seasonal train rides, and unique events tailored for families and train enthusiasts alike.
The museum offers vibrant programming such as the Dinner Train, The Great Pumpkin Train, The Polar Express, and various educational camps and outreach initiatives aimed at inspiring the next generation. With a commitment to preserving America's rich railroad heritage, the museum provides immersive experiences and educational opportunities for visitors of all ages. As the National Railroad Museum looks toward the future with upcoming expansions and new exhibit spaces, it continues to welcome over 100,000 guests annually, fostering a deeper appreciation for railroad history and community engagement
