Greenville, Pennsylvania: Greenville Railroad Park
A big old steam engine -- claimed to be the largest of its kind -- and some railroad cars, parked right beside the road, showcase the history of Greenville railroading.
- Address:
- 314 Main St., Greenville, PA
- Directions:
- Downtown. On the north side of Hwy 358/Main St. just east of the train tracks.
- Phone:
- 724-588-4009
- Admission:
- Free
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Wheeling-Lake Erie train cars. Most made right in Greenville at the Old Greenville Steel Car works.
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The highlight of this attraction is its 1936 Engine 604, "the largest steam switch engine ever built." Also offers a caboose and flat car that you can rent for parties.