Full Of Model Trains And Detailed Displays, Martin And Sue King Railroad Museum In Mississippi Is A Must-Visit For All Ages

Are you tired of typical, run-of-the-mill museums? If so, you’ve got to pay a visit to the Martin and Sue King Railroad Museum. Located in Cleveland, the museum houses a variety of train displays, which makes a visit seem more fun than educational. Oh, and did we mention it’s free to visit? Take a look:

Martin and Sue King Railroad Museum opened in Cleveland in 2009.

The main goal of the museum is to commemorate Cleveland's, as well as the Delta’s, rich railroad history.

The museum’s second goal is fun. And with intricate displays, a life-size caboose, and lots of railroad-related memorabilia and artifacts, we’d say it’s succeeding.

Extremely detailed, this train displays are sure to impress visitors of all ages.

The fact that the model trains actually run only adds to the magic.

Even more impressive, the museum houses one of the largest O-gauge model railroads in the Southeast.

But, remember, the museum houses more than model trains.

While there, you can view thousands of artifacts, photographs, and documents.

The railroad-themed fun isn’t contained to the museum’s interior, though.

Outside, you’ll find a 1941 Illinois Central caboose to explore.

Martin and Sue King Railroad Museum is open 6 days a week. Visit Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. and Saturday 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. For more information, call (662) 843-3377. You can also visit the museum’s website or Facebook page.

Address: 115 S Bayou Avenue, Cleveland, MS, 38732