WW&F Railway Museum
If you love trains, you’ll love visiting the WW&F Railway Museum. This fabulous museum is dedicated to displaying the history of the Wiscasset, Waterville, and Farmington Railway and it exists to enlighten the public on how Maine's unique two-foot narrow gauge railroads impacted this region. The entire family will enjoy riding the trains and witnessing how their volunteers are rebuilding Maine history!
A two-foot gauge carrier railroad, the WW&F Railway opened in 1894. It operated between Wiscasset, Maine, north to Albion and Winslow before closing in 1933. The museum was established in 1989 to preserve this part of the state’s heritage, and to allow visitors discover this exciting bit of the past.
The WW&F Railway Museum is located at Sheepscot station in Alna, along 3.5 miles of reconstructed mainline track through the unspoiled fields and forests of Midcoast Maine. The museum presents an authentic reconstructed historical experience by using steam locomotives and even hand signals from railroading's early days.
Contact Information:
- The address of WW&F Railway Museum is 97 Cross Road, Alna, Maine.
- The phone number for more information is 207-882-4193.
- Visit their website at wwfry.org or email info@wwfry.org
Hours of Operation
The museum is open Saturdays (and some special days) all year, from 10 am to 5 pm. Steam trains operate most Saturdays (and many Sundays) throughout the year. Consult the museum's web for current train schedules, excursions, and special events.There is free admission to the museum grounds. Tickets for train excursions are available on their website.
