Fullerton Train Museum

“A great window into train travels about 1950. This provides some great details about what would have been seen and used by some passengers on a 36 hour train journey. Fortunately I was able to have a sit down chat with one of the volunteers who was more than happy to recount his experiences and answer all my questions. Worth waiting to have this experience which is only offered the first and third Saturdays 9-noon. A fine edition to the City of Fullerton in DTF.”

“A great walk through American railroad history and the transit future that could have been, lost to the freeways and automobiles. Run by volunteers who are very passionate about railroads and trains and had a lot of personal memories to share. Stop by if you’re in town, and your plans would be on track. Please donate to keep them continue the great work. No entry fees.”

“Open on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month from 9a.m. to noon. An excellent photo and history buff's stopover while waiting for your Metrolink trainride. If you are acrophobic, it might be hard to go up to the bridge to get to the other side where the entrance is at (see my photo of the bridge).Admission and parking is free.”

“Please note, check their website before planning a visit. The folks here have been trying to update the days they are open on Google maps but to no avail. Much great work is being carried out here from the exterior painting of one of the rolling stock to a new exhibit being created within a car.”