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The Medina Railroad Museum is a railroad museum located at 530 West Avenue in Medina, New York, which is northeast of Buffalo and northwest of Rochester. The museum is housed in one of the largest standing wooden freight depots, built in 1905.
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Medina: When Medina came into existence following the construction of the Erie Canal, this strip from the canal to the railroad tracks was the first area of the village. Its buildings, from the 1830s to the 1940s, are relics of Medina's industrial peak years. [13] The district was later expanded slightly to include the Medina Railroad Museum ...
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Medina Railroad Museum, 530 West Street. A 300-by-40-foot (91 by 12 m) timber frame clapboard-sided structure built in 1905 that is believed to be the largest extant wooden freight depot in the country. It was converted to its present purpose in 1991. New York Central Railroad Station, 615 West Street.
For more information about the tour call 440-877-0706. Lindsay Tournoux is the organization director serving Ashland, Medina, Summit and Wayne County Farm Bureaus.
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You can also visit the Medina Railroad Museum, one of the largest railroad and toy train museums in the state of New York. Ripley's Believe It or Not notes "the Culvert", as the only place where the Erie Canal passes over an operating road. [82] Behind the historic downtown buildings, new modern art and murals can be seen.