Saginaw Railway Museum

The Saginaw Valley Railroad Historical Society, Inc. is a non-profit organization founded in 1982 to preserve and display to the public, artifacts and information which is significant to the history of American railroading.

This Historical Society is headquartered in the Saginaw Railway Museum, a restored 1907 Pere Marquette depot that stood in Hemlock, Michigan until it was moved to Saginaw in 1983.

There is an HO scale model train display in the basement, operated by the Society.

Come see us, either at the Museum or at this site, to learn about trains and railroad technology! We'll show you how they were and now are, along with railroad lore and legends, through our changing display of artifacts, tools, photos, maps, and more.

OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE FOR 2009

Herbert L. McCullagh (1936-2009)

The Saginaw Valley Railroad Historical Society would like to thank everyone who extended sympathies to the Society and to Museum workers following Herb's loss. He was a "walking encyclopedia" of information and he will be sorely missed at our meetings, open houses, and social events.

You may CLICK HERE to read the Saginaw News feature story about Herb.