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2250, Southeast Water Avenue, 97214, Portland, Multnomah County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 503-233-1156
website: www.orhf.org
larger map & directionsLatitude: 45.507171, Longitude: -122.661776
Katie Horrocks
::We went and looked around the Rail center when they had the light festival and had the Tesla coil show. The trains are impressive. Kids and adults enjoyed learning about the trains. Planning to go back when they have the train running to Oaks Park in the summer.
Kathleen Smith
::If you have any interest at all in steam trains, this place is great. I had no idea how big and complex these old trains were. Its nice to be able to be so close to history.
Reece Nitschke
::Beautiful steam trains on show while being restored. Great for kids and adults. Train rides available on certain days. Kids play area with toys. I often take my son when it's to wet for the park.
Timothy Vander Ploeg
::What a really nice experience! The trains are just amazing. We got to walk through and get some neat pictures of these gigantic machines. They are just amazing and beautiful. I had no idea how much was involved just to make those older trains work. Definitely go and learn some history and engineering.
Chris Moth
::Very interesting place to visit. If you have any interest in trains whatsoever then I would certainly suggest popping in and taking a look around. They have a few engines that are being restored on site in the custom-built building. It’s run by volunteers and survives on donations, grants and profits from the shop. Entry is free, and we were told that if we enjoyed it a donation we felt appropriate would be gratefully received - something that I would certainly encourage!