175 Beasley Road 859-873-2476
Versailles, KY 40383 800-755-BGRM

Train rides resume Weekends in May
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Mothers Day Train Ride

Bluegrass Scenic Railroad & Museum

Rain or shine, we run the trains. Our coaches are enclosed and comfortable. 90 minute rides.

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The Bluegrass Railroad welcomes school field trips. Our railroad museum and excursion train rides are fun and educational.

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Be sure to check out the Hump yard display during your visit. This unit controled the hump in the L&N Decorsey yard in Covington
Donated by the Cincinnati Railroad Museum.

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Welcome to the Bluegrass Scenic Railroad and Museum. We are an all volunteer 501c3 not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and display of the history of railroading in Central Kentucky

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Operating out of the Woodford County Park in Versailles, Ky the museum offers a 11 mile ninety minute round trip train excursion ride through the horse farms of Central Kentucky. Visit the Museum displays of railroad history such as the Stationmaster's desk at left.

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Then ride with us aboard coaches built in the 1920's and 30's to see what rail travel was like in railroads hey-day before air travel and interstate highways.

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See static displays of railroadings past, such as friction bearing trucks dating back to the turn of the 20th century and our rare Louisville and Nashville watchman's shanty.

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See actual stones from the first railroad built in Kentucky. These stones used to build the Lexington & Ohio railroad date all the way back to the year 1831! They were uncovered during construction on farm property near Frankfort. One stone with iron strap rail still intact is displayed inside the Museum.

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Visitors are welcome to visit the new railroad museum in our rebuilt depot. Showcasing artifacts from Kentucky's railroading history you can see what life around trains was like. There are interactive displays including a working telegraph set that visitors can use to send morse code messages.

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At the end of your visit, please check out the museums gift shop for railroad related gifts for friends and family.