| Description |
The mission of the Colorado Railroad Museum is to acquire, preserve and exhibit to the general public, railroad equipment, artifacts, paper records, books, art work and photographs emphasizing Rocky Mountain area railroads, to explain and interpret the role of railroads in the history of this region from the 1860’s to the present by means of exhibits, a reference library, educational programs, publications and information sharing with other historical groups. Furthermore to provide incentives that will enhance interest in railroads and railroading history.
Museum Grounds
The Museum grounds contain three main buildings: the actual Museum and gift shop, the Robert W. Richardson Library, and the Cornelius W. Hauck Restoration Facility, better known as the Roundhouse. There are approximately 15 acres of grounds, which contain the buildings, locomotives, and rolling stock. |
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