Took my family here a while back. Great place, great atmosphere. Overall fantastic experience.

The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum located at the historic Santa Fe Depot and Metrolink Rail Station is an excellent museum of San Bernardino Rail history! This is a great museum dedicated as a historic landmark that immerses its visitors in an educational and informative experience of the Inland Empires rail history!Great for young and old alike,familys and historians of trains,rail and transportation!They feature lots of displays,rail memorabilia,mechanical items and a great gift store!Loads of free parking,family friendly and you can drop in for a meal or snack at Stevies Snack Shop inside the historic rail depot next door.A great experience! Check for times of operation for days that the San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum is open....#ilovetrains #railroad #railroadhistory #metrolink #boxcars #santafe #sanbernardinohistoryandrailroadmuseum #historicallandmark #iloverailroads #unionpacific #trains #steviessnackshop #whistlestopsnacks #photografxworldwide #sanbernardino #ontherails #history

Historic railroad spot. Lots of RR action and a good place to photograph trains. A must for RR fans.

People are nice and friendly here. That place is clean here and service is good. There are plenty place to park here. Great place to visit for free. There is a lot to see here. There is a lot of historic things here.

What a needle in a hay stack. Who knew we could learn and experience so much history about San Bernardino. And the Inland Empire. A must visit for everyone. And its completely free. Do go...

Awesome museum!! A must see if you are into railroad history. ...so many books and artifacts....knowledgeable volunteers...I went in thinking it was going to be a little establishment but I was wrong....what a surprise to see the fire fighting equipment...plan to spend a few hours here..So much to see and learn

If you like trains this is a must see museum. We were lucky enough to get a special tour by Allan Born and he was a wealth of information. Even if you are not a big fan of the trains of yester-year it is sure to peak your interest. It was a total delight. We did a brief self-guided tour of this museum while waiting for our train ride. The curators of this museum have done an excellent job of capturing the history of the railroad in the San Bernardino Valley.

Great memories of the Santa Fe railway. Lots of other local history. Nice place to spend a couple of hours remembering the past.

Awesome museum! Wonderful firefighter collection of artifacts and maps.

I grew up in Fontana, both my Aunt and Uncle worked for Santa Fe Railroad. I would visit them as often as I was allowed. I always liked trains still do. They done a great job restoring the old terminal where the museum is located. If you like trains and some of the City history its a really nice friendly place to visit. I believe the people who were inside use to work there but Im not sure. Beautiful restoring of old fire engine, horse buggies, and many other things.

Security wasnt helpful at all in directions or where to go. There was no map on location to provide info.

Lots of cool artifacts & very spooky! Must see for California history

They have a great museum its a great place to go I need a ride the train all day long on Saturday for $10

Love this hidden gem in the middle of san bernardino. The head person was our guest host and provided a lot of wonder information about the museum and how many of the objects came to be in the place.

Informative, historical, authentic, friendly:

If you like trains this is a must see museum. We were lucky enough to get a special tour by Allan Born and he was a wealth of information. Even if you are not a big fan of the trains of yester-year it is sure to peak your interest. It was a total delight.

Nicely put together museum with some great memorabilia. Not as grand as some but worth the time to appreciate.

Very friendly workers and safe place to hang out all day of you need!

So fun for the little ones. We go about twice a month.

This place is nice, but somehow it is unsafe

Really cool place if you enjoy early railroad and inland empire history. Great place to visit and spend an hour or two learning about our local history.

This place is super cool highly recommended to take the kids just a good place to go and learn about history of San Bernardino Redlands and the surrounding area I love locomotives I Love Trains and love everything about it great place

Lots of interesting train-related and local historic items including antique firefighting equipment. Well worth stopping in! Note the hours. Only open Wednesdays and Saturdays currently.

Opened in 1918, the $800,000 depot was the largest west of the Mississippi, designed as the Gateway to Southern California. It was a bustling passenger and freight center with a restaurant, living quarters, and offices, and thanks to a $15 million rehabilitation, the Santa Fe Depot has been restored to its former beauty.

Really good lots of things to see !

Cool spot to look around while waiting for the metrolink.

Its a hub for us homeless chaps.

A very interesting place!

Great place to take the family! And it was free!

What a cool museum set in the refurbished Sante Fe Train Station. Wonderful firefighter collection of artifacts, maps, posters, and displays. There were older guys watching an old western movie in the museum as I walked around and read the displays.The train history of S.Bernie was wonderful to learn about and I even learned of the Loop Train that used to run through the orange groves of the eastern valley.The refurbished station on the east of of the complex was clean, airy, wide open, and reminded me of older movies and grand old stations of the 1910s-50s.What a gem that happens to lie in a beautiful old building.

There are many relics of railroad history as they relate to San Bernardino.

Great little museum. Must see while youre waiting for your train.

Fun little train museum about the role the Atchinson, Topeka, & Santa Fe Railroad, as well as the Harvey Restaurant, had in civilizing the Wild West. Who knew that San Bernardino had an opera house?

Nice place to see what the olden days were like, trains transportation, an era gone by

Wonderful array of memorabilia dedicated to the men and women who made San Bernardino railyard thrive back in the day.

Its nice and safe place

Its a great museum. Its very small, but really cool. If you like trains, youll enjoy this museum.

This place is beautiful I love the things they have hear. I would love to come back and see everything again.

Weird people. Nice building.

Beautiful history train station

Cool museum in a 1918 train station.

Felt very comfortable there.

Great place to take the family on the weekend.

Small but worth it. If you or your child loves trains they will love this tiny little museum. And its free, what more could you ask for. Thank you!

Very nice museums with plenty to see. They have the miniature trains with track and historic things.

Its a real the smell of the look just the feeling great time

Awesome museum! Gives a great understanding of trains and history of the area

I Love this Place.

Roundhouse gang model railroad sale

Nice place to visit

100th anniversary of the station.

Easy in and out

Very interesting

Awesome railfanning spot

Amazing place to enjoy!!!

Great transportation

Great place

Wow good train history of San Bernardino

Is a great place visit