Canadian Museum of Rail Travel-Cranbrook

This national-scope museum is a one-of-a-kind.


The only national rail museum of its kind!  The Canadian Museum of Rail Travel features complete train sets representing various era of travel including the prestigious million-dollar 1929 ‘Trans Canada Limited’. 

The whole train including dining, sleeping and solarium-lounge cars are on view.   

Also on display is the 'Soo-Spokane Train Deluxe' of 1907.  All of the museum cars are famous for their stained glass and exotic inlaid woods.

The museum will be relocating to a larger site (Sept 2002) and facilities where the new showpiece will be the 'Royal Alexandra Hall', the 3,000 sq ft oak-paneled original 'cafe' from the grand 1906 CPR Royal Alexandra Hotel of Winnipeg.  This room was saved when the hotel was demolished in 1971.

Located  in downtown Cranbrook on Highway 3/95.

For more information please visit The Canadian Musem of Rail Travel and The Crowsnest Pass Railway Route.