The Hiram Train Museum is 40 X 40 feet, a personal collection of Ed Pierce. Located on Rt. 113 Hiram, Maine, (1996 Pequawket Trail). Hiram Station Museum has 6 operating layouts, various gauges. Our main central caboose will be open for inspection too. We have photos, books, many shelves of model trains, dating back from the early 1940's. Donations are appreciated. Some model railroad items for sale too.

207-625-4678 Proprietor: Ed Pierce
Rt. 5 & 113 ~ Just West of Hiram Village 2 Miles on left.

Open Seasonally:
Monday - Thursday 1 - 5PM
Wednesday - Friday By appointment only
By appointment only January - late May.

Summer hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 1-5pm
Opening Memorial Day and closed mid October.

December Hours: Open the month of December with our Polar Express Christmas layout on the weekends Saturday and Sunday 1-5pm

Looking for something fun to do with the entire family? Take a trip back in time at the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum! Enjoy magnificent views of Portland's working waterfront aboard antique rail cars pulled by hard-working steam and diesel locomotives. Discover the unique two-foot gauge trains that linked rural Maine to the rest of the world.

During the latter half of the 19th Century, Maine had a unique system of railroads that ran on rails only two feet apart. Eventually, there were five of these railroads serving the rural areas of central and western Maine.

Spring of 2008 saw the beginning of the long awaited task of bringing one of MNGR's largest steam locomotives, B&SR 7, back to life. It is no small task to do this. We are maximizing volunteer labor and donated services but there are still parts of this project that require funding. Specifically, material needs to be bought and special services need to be paid for.

Visit our website at: http://www.mngrr.org/

Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts is a non-profit [501(c)(3)] educational corporation, organized for the promotion of public interest and understanding of railroads. In The Railroad Enthusiasts, Inc., you will find amateur and professional railroaders alike who share your enthusiasm for the rails, and are quite willing to share their experiences with you.

Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts, Inc. traces its beginnings to 1934, when our founders sponsored what has been called the world's first "railfan trip" on the nowabandoned Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad. Since then, we have sponsored hundreds of railfan excursions, many of them over "freight only" tracks. Our trips have covered almost every past or present New England rail route.

Visit our website: http://www.massbayrre.org/

Our mission is to foster the development and operation of tourist railways and museums and the free exchange amongst members of research data. The Tourist Railway Association, Incorporated (TRAIN), is a nonprofit corporation serving its members, railroads, railway museums, clubs, tourist railroads, product and services suppliers, railroad publishers, private car owners, excursion operators, and all others interested in tourist railways. TRAIN is the only trade association created to represent the broad spectrum of "creative railroading."

Visit our website: http://www.traininc.org/
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The Boston & Maine Railroad Historical Society, Inc. is composed of individuals who share a common interest in the history and operations of the Boston & Maine Railroad. Benefits of membership in the B&M Bulletin, the bi-monthly Newsletter and Modeler's Notes, and the use of our archives at U. Mass. Lowell.

All members are welcome at, and encouraged to participate in our monthly meetings, also movies or slide presentations by members can be scheduled with the Program Chairman. Our society depends on the active participation of its members to continue to grow and expand. Please consider volunteering some time to help the society reach its goals.

Visit our website: http://www.trainweb.org/bmrrhs/

The Mystic Valley Railway Society is a non-profit educational corporation that is dedicated to educating the public about transportation with an emphasis on railroads. Incorporated in 1970 with ten members, it has grown to have thousands of members.

Under the slogan "Bee Line to Adventure" we have crossed many tracks in our pursuit to discover "New England and Beyond" primarily by train.

Our organization is composed of volunteers who give freely of their time and talents so that you and others might enjoy travel. * Celebrating 35 years of service *

Visit our website: http://www.mysticvalleyrs.org/