The Railway Coastal Museum in St. John’s is housed in the former Newfoundland Railway terminal on Water Street (built 1901-02) and tells the story of how rail and coastal boat services helped connect Newfoundland’s isolated communities. 🚂 The building itself is a designated heritage railway station and national historic site, recognized for its architectural significance and role in the province’s transportation history. #newfoundlandandlabrador #explorenl #nfld | Above The Rock

7.4K views · 87 reactions | Avondale Railway Station is like stepping into a piece of Newfoundland’s past. Restored tracks, rail cars, and a small community museum show how people traveled and worked long before the highways. It’s a peaceful stop, full of stories you won’t find anywhere else. #Newfoundland #Avondale #RailwayHistory #NLTravel #Culture | Emily Q. Maeza | Facebook

Chicago & Northwestern steam powered commuter and passenger trains in the Green Bay area. From the Green Frog Productions show "Steam in the 1950s, Volume 1 N&W, CN, CP, B&O" https://rfd.video/Steam50s1 | Steam Giants

7.8K views · 102 reactions | Welcome to Avondale Railway Museum #adventure #newfoundland | Visit Newfoundland and Labrador | Facebook

Let your family and kids Discover The Railway Coastal Museum in St. John's Newfoundland. Destination St. John's Museum Association of Newfoundland and Labrador | Visit Newfoundland and Labrador

750 reactions · 107 shares | Mid-Continent Railway Museum is now open 6-days a week, Tuesday-Sunday! This schedule is in effect through September 2nd. Explore the museum displays, then join us for a fun and educational 55-minute ride. Choose from coach seating, ride in the 100-year-old caboose, or join the engineer in the locomotive! Tickets and information at www.midcontinent.org. | Mid-Continent Railway Museum | Facebook