Exploring the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, CA USA Walking Tour

[@Pauley_in_GP]

Thanks for posting this. I've had the pleasure of visiting a number of times over the years, and this video brings back a lot of memories. It's always a treat to go there and I always seem to see something new. My favorite spots are the famous Cochiti from the Super Chief and that monster of a cab forward! IMHO, this museum of not just for railroad afficionados. Lots of history. If you get a chance, it's well-worth a look-see!

[@ExplorationToGo]

You're very welcome, and thanks for the comment, really appreciate it 😀

[@nathancorcoran5347]

The California State Railroad Museum is full of many pieces of historical railroad equipment, My favorite steam locomotive that they have in the museum is Santa Fe 1010 (A 2-6-2 “Prairie” built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1901).

[@ExplorationToGo]

Definitely the museum is such an interesting and fascinating place. Pieces are so huge, so much iron and steel 😀

[@nathancorcoran5347]

@@ExplorationToGo I have been to the California State Railroad Museum a lot back then. Also if you want to learn the history of these beautiful locomotives, you can go each of their Wikipedia’s that most of them have.

[@Dulaman107]

Kinda wish you showed the outside yard with the F40PH and others, but still, great video! really encapsulates the feel of the museum

[@ExplorationToGo]

Yeah, I did capture more of the outside area from my Old Sacramento video. But next time I will capture more of it when I get back. Thanks for the comment!

[@Bernardkhchia]

Tks for the video, really enjoyed it. Was there in late Nov 2019 just before COVID. Brings back memories for me and the kids. 😊

[@ExplorationToGo]

It is definitely an interesting museum and a great place to take kids. Love the collection of trains they have. Planning to go back there soon. Thanks for the comment 🙂

[@ronniesmith8941]

Great place to visit!

[@ExplorationToGo]

It definitely is 🙂

[@nathancorcoran5347]

Especially there wonderful railroad equipment. Also currently two of their three Virginia & Truckee steam locomotives are now on loan at the Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City, Nevada until sometime soon on this year, while the NSRM’s Virginia & Truckee #18 “Dayton” (Built by the Central Pacific Railroad’s Sacramento Shops in September 1873) is displayed at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, California.

[@luisangelcruzmorales]

Espero visitar el museo algún día.

[@ExplorationToGo]

Debería, es un museo muy bonito!

[@luisangelcruzmorales]

@@ExplorationToGo Soy de México, pero de todas manera espero ir a Estados Unidos para conocer este museo que se considera una maravilla total de Historia.

[@ExplorationToGo]

Hello all, hope everybody is doing well and enjoying the videos. If there is a place that you know that should be covered, please let me know. Any suggestions of places that you find interesting to explore are always welcome! See you in the next video! Please visit our website map at www.explorationtogo.com for the latest and updated destinations we will be visiting in the near future.

[@nathancorcoran5347]

I really enjoy this video of the California State Railroad Museum.

[@samsclub18]

People used to be able to go inside those train cars, and the locomotives, so they can get the full experience. I guess not anymore :(

[@ExplorationToGo]

Yeah, the video was taken during the pandemic so I think they didnt allow people inside the trains because of it. I will check it out again when I go back.

[@samsclub18]

@@ExplorationToGo Oh okay. Understandable. I plan to visit the museum again soon. I haven't been since 1996.

[@gloriawilson3241]

This has been on my bucket list but the crime there scares me,

[@ExplorationToGo]

The Old Sacramento area isn't as bad as you think. The museum is well worth the visit.

[@gwmgbwi]

So much more fun impressive than our “national” railroad museum in Green Bay. Kinda depressing really.

[@ExplorationToGo]

LOL. They are all different in a way. But thanks for the comment! :)