Very interesting part of history. Many stories of...
Very interesting part of history. Many stories of the children to read thru. Or purchase a book from the collection and read at your leisure. Nice stop.

Very interesting part of history. Many stories of the children to read thru. Or purchase a book from the collection and read at your leisure. Nice stop.
The silence told it all. Need more time to really be able to read every story. Would recommend it to every family,to go. Thank you for all the hard work.
Lovely museum. I had just listened to Mo Roccas podcast "Mobituaries, The Death of the Orphan Train", so it was a timely stop. The 1970 era interviews with living orphans telling their stories fascinating.
We learned about a little known but important chapter in American history. This is a tribute to the compassion of a few for the many. Spiritually uplifting demonstrating Christian compassion.
Great museum. Fascinating to learn about the 1000s of children sent from NY. The town has a number of statues of the children with their life stories.
Very interesting and worth the trip off the beaten path. The amount of research is extensive and fascinating. What an awesome experience.
Have tried three times to visit the third time was a charm. Such an amazing little museum.
The Orphan Train Museum was great I would recommend it for any one interested in history. The displays were well done. Also the bronze statues are beautiful.
Interesting history and great help with our history research. The complex could be kept up better, but worth the stop if you are in the area.
