Address: 101 Shenandoah Ave NE, Roanoke, VA 24016, USA
Phone: +15409825465
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10AM–4:30PM
Wednesday: 10AM–4:30PM
Thursday: 10AM–4:30PM
Friday: 10AM–4:30PM
Saturday: 10AM–4:30PM
corey glab
Went to this museum on a airline layover. If you like classic steam trains or photography you will love this museum. The short movie is a must. You will gain a full appreciation for the logistics and planning for Mr. Link’s photos. The museum sells high quality posters of many of O Winston Links iconic photographs at very reasonable prices. Your only disappointment might is that they are sold out of your favorite one.
Lew Nuzzie
As a Rail-fan and Lionel train collector, this museum has it all. I had always thought the N&W 611 was the classiest and finest steam engine ever built, compared to the SP 4449, the Chessie 614, the NYC J1 Hudson. The photography and settings of a bygone era are all here. Take your time to browse and enjoy the collection.
Mary B Wood
Beautiful photos of a long gone steam engine era in lovely Roanoke. Winston Link connected the Human Experience to the profound impact of the American railroad by including timeless photos of people who lived, worked and depended on the Norfolk Western railway with his photos of the engines. Powerful.
Robert Fraser
Interesting man and a great small museum.Take the time to watch the film.
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Adults are $6 and and children 3-11 are $5.
1 to 2 hours depending on how much you do. Movie and exhibits
They show a video frequently
Call the museum 02 01 60 is the date it was bottled
There were spots reserved for the museum right in front when we were there in June.
Please contact the museum. It is not strictly Link photos. This is the home of the Historical Society of Western Virginia as well.
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