Washington is a city on the Missouri River in Franklin County, Missouri, United States. The population was 13,892 from the 2010 census. It is the corncob pipe capital of the world, with Missouri Meerschaum located on the riverfront.
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Remember when you were a child and you put up a train at Christmas or saw a train display in a store window? It's like that every day here. The museum includes O-, HO-, N-, G- and TY-gauge layouts. Many of the layouts have been donated to the Museum for preservation and sharing with others. We use them, along with our original construction to tell the story of railroading in American history, especially the impact on westward expansion. The Children's Train Experience has been designed with the younger enthusiast in mind. In this room they can play with the wooden trains, watch train videos, read books about trains, draw on the chalkboard and color train pictures. We have a Railroad Research Center with a wide range of information on railroads, history and railroad modeling. Our Recycled Railroad allows us to sell donated model train materials at affordable prices to help support Museum programs.
My wife and I were on a day trip to Hermann, Missouri and decided to make a stop in at the Iron Spike Model Train Museum on the way to see if they could be of assistance selling a 1946 Lionel train set we have. What was expected to be a short stop lasted much longer, We were immediately blown away by what we saw, along with the friendly and professional way visitors are treated. A wonderful and knowledgeable all volunteer staff! Their obvious dedication to preserving the past is as enjoyable as the museum itself. As other reviewers have noted, the attention to detail is incredible! Imagine a coup filled with 1/8" tall chickens, hand made mountains, trees, rivers and lakes while trains pass though the scenery. My wife has no interest in model trains but was totally fascinated by what she saw and learned as did I. The "short stop" turned out to be the best stop. BTW, I found the hot dog vendor. You'll know what I'm talking about when you visit,
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Rennick Park is a lovely place from which to view the Missouri River, sit on a park bench and watch the sunset, or take a long walk on the riverfront walkway. Even if you only have a few minutes to stop and stretch your legs, this park will give you a taste of life in Washington, MO.
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Visited Vintage Trader in historical Downtown Washington, MO. Such a cute shop with vintage and vintage inspired furniture and home decor. When you go in you are instantly greeted and welcomed in their shop. So many wonderful things to look at and purchase. They have two floors at this shop so make sure you check out the whole place. You are going to love what they have to offer. And their prices are fantastic! This store front was originally a JCPenny back in the early 1900’s. The architect inside the building is fantastic with original wood floors and tin ceilings. We are definitely going back soon!
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1790s Historically restored and authentically antique-furnished French and Indian trading post with several associated historic buildings and period gardens. This historic property overlooks the Missouri River from a high south bluff of that river which is 30 miles west of St. Louis, MO. professional tours of 1 and 1/12 hours are given by appointment only throughout the year for a voluntary donation.
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We often stop here after walk on the trail with our young German Shepard very dog friendly! Great beer and food with a view of the river.
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