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The Orange Empire Railway Museum is an active, operating train and trolley museum with a wide variety of railway relics ranging from streetcars to full-size trains. See an extensive collection of street railway equipment from the beginning days of street railways when horses pulled the trolleys. Peek inside a funeral streetcar and take a photo with the very last streetcar built for the City of Los Angeles. See the electric interurban cars which built the sprawling Los Angeles Metro Area as part of what was once the largest electric railway system in the world. Ride on the very trolleys and train cars that were in T.V. and the movies. See the beginnings of the western railway age in our turn-of-the-century narrow-gauge Grizzly Flats Railroad. See exhibits of railway memorabilia and learn all about the Harvey Girls, the trackside dining hostesses of the west. Enjoy a trip in a vintage passenger train and even ride along in the locomotive or caboose. Rent our party caboose or a private railcar for your next event, hone your photography skills as a novice or contact us to schedule your professional photo or film shoot, or simply bring the family for a fun day with our trolleys and trains. You can even drive a locomotive for an hour (advance notice required)!
Orange Empire Railway Museum is a top attraction in Riverside, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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