Celebration of Expo ‘74 would not have been possible without the cooperation of railroads who agreed to remove tracks and donate land for the exhibition. Visit the Inland Rail Museum to learn about the rich history of railroads to the region, then and now, establishing Spokane as the economic center of Eastern Washington.

Inland Northwest Rail Museum 2-miles west of Reardan. Two floors of the museum are full of memorabilia displays categorized by railroad. In addition, restored railcars are open to tour as well as a restoration center with ongoing projects. A ride on a 2-foot gauge train is also offered as a part of admissions.

Expo ‘74 celebrants receive 10% discount when purchasing online and a 10% gift shop discount through July 24.

The museum is open from 10 am-5 pm Thursday-Sunday