100261, originally United States Army 9681 built by Pullman in 1944. It was later rebuilt into coach-generator car 7302.Ĭhicago, Burlington and Quincy coach, identity unknown. MKT caboose 111 built by International Car in 1966.Ĭhicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad coach 6102 "Silver Falls" built by American Car and Foundry in 1916.
MKT wide vision caboose 212 built by International Car in 1949 as MKT end cupola caboose 1020. Louis-San Antonio-Mexico City service over the Missouri Pacific and Nacionales de Mexico and renamed "Rio Usumacinta". Missouri Pacific 10 section-1 drawing room-2 compartment sleeper "Matagorda" built by Pullman in 1913 for the Santa Fe's "California Limited". Missouri-Kansas-Texas NW2 1029, built in 1947, and United States Army troop sleeper No. The FW&D Wichita Falls station built in 1921.įort Worth and Denver railway post office car 34 built by Standard Steel in 1922. The museum was closed so I took my pictures through the fence.įort Worth and Denver 2-8-0 304 built by Alco in 1906. The Wichita Falls Railroad Museum also sports two rubber-wheeled "Kiddie Trains" for use at the museum and at civic functions around town representing There are also eight small rail vehicles such as motor cars or speeders and a hand car. The museum has one steam locomotive and one diesel locomotive, along with 13 other associated railway cars. The museum is home to one of the largestĬollections of rolling stock in the area that pertain to the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (the "Katy"). The museum is located in the Historic Depot Square in downtown Wichita Falls beside the railroad tracks.
The Wichita Falls Railroad Museum is a railroad museum in Wichita Falls, Texas. Bailey Turnpike, for 110 miles back into Texas and stopped at the Texas Welcome Center to pick up a state map and found good directions that took me right to the Wichita Falls Railroad Museum. I stopped at a MacDonald's for hot cakes and sausage then drove Interstate 44, the H.E. I got up at Bonnie's apartment and after shaving, left and drove to Wichita Falls. Wichita Falls Railroad Museum and Tex Rail
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