The Hyde Park Railroad Station Museum
A 1914 landmark where railroad history, Roosevelt's Presidency, Vanderbilt's Empire and Hudson Valley’s legacy converge.
A 1914 landmark where railroad history, Roosevelt's Presidency, Vanderbilt's Empire and Hudson Valley’s legacy converge.
Come visit, experience and learn about Railroading in the Hudson Valley. The 2 ½ acre site is part of a picturesque riverfront town park. The heart of our museum is the 110 year old Hyde Park Station. Restored and cared for by the Hudson Valley Railroad Society, the station is a time capsule from the glory days of New York railroading
The Society keeps a busy calendar of events and activities for both visitors and members.
Our expanded show on November 10, 2024 will be celebrating Hyde Park Station’s 110th anniversary with a ride-on-railroad, new vendors, operating model train layouts, holiday characters, Polar Express raffles, and more.
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More than just dioramas, our Model Railroads are recreations of areas of the Hudson Valley. Join members and volunteers to build layouts and perform realistic railroad "operations."
Considered a classic background and set, the Station has appeared in several movies including North by Northwest and Tootsie.
Our story started in 1851 when a one-story wooden station was established by the Hudson River Railroad, connecting New York City and Albany.
The Hudson Valley Railroad Society, steward of the decommissioned Hyde Park Station, is leading the effort to restore, interpret, and reimagine a more immersive museum experience.
34 River Road, Hyde Park, New York 12538, United States
We are close the second Monday of the month for a business meeting
Open today | 07:00 pm – 09:00 pm |
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