1885 Train Depot Museum

1885 Train Depot Museum

70 Russell St., Brooksville, FL 34601 - United States

352-799-4766

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Brooksville, Florida has three museums owned and managed by the Hernando Historical Museum Assoc. a non-profit, all-volunteer organization. The second museum is The 1885 Train Depot Museum, the first train station in Brooksville. This museum offers an hour long guided tour by knowledgeable docents. The rooms are filled with exhibits depicting early Florida, Railroad, and Hernando County history.

Exhibits

The Train Depot Museum houses model trains and railroad memorabilia as well as early Hernando county history. The first fire engine bought by Brooksville in 1925 found its last home in the Train Depot Museum.

Each Museum Day visitor will receive a free bookmark with a picture of the depot and the schoolhouse on it.

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