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All aboard for the all new Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum located at 30 Casey Jones Lane in Jackson, Tennessee! Our phone number is 731.668.1222.

The exciting new "Train Station" addition that opened in June of 2009 in Casey Jones Village is located right next to the Home of Casey Jones and recreates a truly authentic 1890's train station look and feel. The Museum exhibits themselves have been widely expanded in the exciting new facility and include artifacts from the life and legend of Casey Jones, his fireman Sim Webb as well as the life of a typical 1900 railroad worker in Tennessee. We're very proud to have a Jackson Railroad Room dedicated to Jackson's rich railroad history. We also have a room dedicated to Casey Jones' famous last ride as well as a beautiful Theatre to view a short film on the story of Casey Jones.

Museum guests walk onto a platform as they exit the back door of the Train Station as if to board a train in 1900 and are able to climb into the cab of a 130 ton locomotive engine very similar to Ole #382 that Casey Jones rode to fame. The original home of Casey Jones built in the 1800's had renovation work done this past year to the two rooms that formally held exhibits and is a highlight of the Museum tour.

Casey Jones Historical Fund ~ We are in the process of expanding exhibits, doing further restoration work to the Casey Jones Home and renovating our railcar and caboose. We welcome donations to help with these exciting projects. Donations are tax deductible and may be made to The Casey Jones Historical Fund c/o Casey Jones Museum ATTN: Norma Taylor, Historian P.O. Box 11597 Jackson, TN 38308 or online under "Make a Donation" to "Community Funds" at www.wthfoundation.org . We are very proud to be a fund of the West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation.

Read a book...watch a movie...play with trains!

The all new Casey Jones Train Store houses an official Museum store full of train themed gifts and a Thomas the Tank Engine corner complete with a reading nook, movie and play area that the kids absolutely love. There is no charge to visit the Casey Jones Train Store. Be sure to visit the links above under the picture of Casey Jones' home with the white picket fence to read more about the Museum. All aboard!