Big River Train Town

5 reviews

+1 (573) 221-1966

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The room in back where you get to operate the trains!

320 N 3rd St

Hannibal, MO 63401

+1 (573) 221-1966

https://silverrailswinery.com

Big River Train Town is a unique destination in Hannibal, MO, offering a variety of train-related activities and experiences for visitors of all ages.

With a focus on showcasing the history and excitement of trains, Big River Train Town provides a memorable and educational experience for train enthusiasts and families alike.

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5.05 reviews

David M.

8/19/2018

" Brings Back Memories " We went to the Big River Train Town Museum and Loved it. This Museum brought back so many memories as I owned and still have a large Lionel train collection that i used...

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Sam S.

9/21/2016

Okay I'm going to admit it. This place is very neat. It's got so many different types of trains that even Sheldon Cooper would have fun here. Only down side is that it is super tiny. I mean like...

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Randy V.

2/28/2016

This place is great for the whole family. I was visiting with my family and the owner allowed us into the back to play with the trains. I loved that she let us in for free saying she made enough...

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June C.

6/28/2016

Amazing place and such fun! For a very small fee, the whole family was treated to a morning of playing with trains. Multiple layouts with push buttons so kids ( and adults!) can run the trains,...

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Patricia H.

6/12/2016

You must absolutely stop here if you have any young train enthusiasts with you in Hannibal! The lady who runs the shop is incredibly sweet and makes sure every child has a magical experience!

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