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The Nampa train depot, built in 1903, is now the home of the Nampa Train Depot Museum. The former depot is perhaps Idaho's finest example of Baroque revival architecture. Used as a depot until the 1920s, it now houses displays of both Canyon County and Union Pacific Railroad memorabilia, including a 1940s-era caboose that can be toured.
Two model train layouts are a favorite among guests of all ages. Agricultural, medical, and household items can be viewed in the Annex, along with Rosabelle, the talking cow.
A research library is available by appointment.
Season:
All Year
Hours:
Tues.-Fri., 11pm-5pm, Saturdays summer hours 10am-3pm, winter 11am-3pm. Guided tours and research upon request.
Fees:
Adults $2; Children 6-12 $1; Seniors $1; 5 & under free.
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