Lomita Railroad Museum

Address:	2137 250th St, Lomita, CA 90717, USA
Phone:	+1 310-326-6255
Site:	lomita-rr.org
Rating:	4.3
Working:	Closed Closed Closed 10AM–5PM 10AM–5PM 10AM–5PM 10AM–5PM

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A Private User

I love Lomitas historical elements, this is definitely my favorite. This tiny museum is a treasure trove of Victorian/railroad memorabilia. It was built as a copy of Boston & Maines Greenwood Station at Wakefield, Massachusetts. You can walk into retired railroad cars and examine them at your leisure. Sound lame? Hardly. The attention to detail and artistry of these pieces is unbelievable. Also found in the museum: Old signs and photographs from the railroads heyday on the west coast. As I recall, employees are extremely knowledgeable on the subject. This is an attraction for all ages. Since this is a hands-on museum, children can spend hours exploring it. If your teen is interested in anthropology, architecture, heritage, history, independent businesses, nonprofit work, technology, etc, this is a great place to take them. Photographers will love it, too--some of the angles and effects one can produce inside the old cars are unique challenges. I cant believe how inexpensive it is, either--$4.00 for adults and $2.00 for children under 12. Not to be missed!

Matt P

Living twenty minutes away most of my life, I had no idea this was here. You drive through a quiet neighborhood of small homes, and suddenly theres a train car. Its not a huge museum, but if youre into trains and their history, they have lots of memorabilia. You can even rent the area across the street for a party. It has train cars and a few tables for a small party.

Bob Farmer

Love this museum! Visited on a Friday and it was so nice because there was not too many people. My 6 & 7 year loved walking through the exhibits with no crowds and being able to take their time. Will be renewing our membership once it expires.

Juan Valencia

Si quieren ver y subirba máquinas d ferrocarril antiguas, este es el lugar.

Evelyn Crofts

There is an old engine and a caboose that you can walk through, a gift shop, and some old pictures. It was somewhat interesting but not worth seeking out.

Glen Adamik

Nicely maintained, knowledgeable and friendly staff. Small place. Good place for an hour or less visit.

Tom Bowlby

My son is into trains and absolutely loves this place, cant wait for them to start the new building

V Vasudevan

Nice place to visit, If you or your little one is crazy about steam engines!

Glenn Oden

Quaint little museum with lots of cool gadgets from a time long past :-).

Tracy S

Great place to take your children who loves trains

Mirna Zinati

Used to be free but have to pay entrance fee