SANDIA PARK – Wheels Museum

Grades constructed on the Santa Fe Central Railroad to connect the Hagan Coal Mine branch with the line that ran northwest of Moriarty, NM. Actual rail connection was not verified and never completed but grades still visible

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SF Central RR grade east of San Antonito_2012

SF Central RR grade looking east to South Mtn

SF Central wye near Frost Road

SF Central RR grade east of San Antonito_2012

Wheels Museum

3 weeks ago

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An Unparalleled Vantage Point: The USS Los Angeles and the 1925 Solar Eclipse

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On January 25, 1925, J.H. Klein Jr., the commander of the airship USS Los Angeles, described an incredible sight he had witnessed to the Boston Globe. He described his experience and stated it was, "A...

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Wheels Museum

3 weeks ago

Here is our operation schedule for 2024! Be aware dates can be changed removed or added as plans get fleshed out. Info for public events will be provided when the event comes around such as times, locations etc. May 4th: Escape The Gate Anniversary at Tractor Brewing on 4th street (Flyer pinned on our page)June 26th & 27th: Private event at ABQ RailyardsSeptember 27th, 28th & 29th: New Mexico Railroad Days 2024October 27th & 28th: Private event at ABQ Railyards ... See MoreSee Less

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Wheels Museum

1 month ago

Planes, trains and automobiles: The Wheels Museum is celebrating 30 years — here are five items that honor transportation history

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Transportation has evolved immensely. Today, electric cars are zooming across cities, meanwhile the days of coal-powered trains are less in vogue. Yet, when one enters the 21,000-square-foot Wheels Mu...

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April 2024

Railyard Worker Commemorative Plaques. Honor a loved one who worked on the railroad, honor a WHEELS volunteer or honor the WHEELS Museum. WHEELS is now selling plaques with name plates for $100.00 per name. Keep the memory of these people alive in perpetuity with a gorgeous wooden plaque with brass name plate. Thank those who made our city and state successful, built the railroad, continue to work to preserve our history and create our future. The plaques will be displayed in the Community Room at WHEELS.

Please contact Paulette Miller Weir who is graciously supporting the project and has volunteered to orchestrate this work. Her phone number is (505) 227-3270. Please send checks for $100.00 per name and a few other words such as dates of birth or death or job held to WHEELS Museum, PO Box 95438 Albuquerque, NM 97199 or contact Ms. Miller Weir for any questions. We can also accept credit cars payment by calling WHEELS-6269.

   
   Read our 159 reviews  
  
    
         
   Thomas Maguire 
 2024-03-11
 
 
   Very fun place to go. Great museum about trains and transportation. Very impressive collection.
  
 
 
       
   Ariane Leclerc 
 2024-03-08
 
 
   YOU NEED TO GO THERE! The Wheels Museum was an amazing surprise! I went there because my godson was visiting and he is into trains a lot and I expected to just go through, look at trains and leave. I could not have been more wrong! The volunteers are excited to show their projects and explain how everything works, which made it so much fun for us! The kids got to ride in a train, answered questions and won prizes. We got to pet a beautiful volunteer dog and in the end we stayed there much longer than expected because every volunteer had an interesting story to tell about the things that were on display in the museum. Thank you to all the volunteer for this amazing expereience!
  
 
 
       
   Officer Santianez (FAVCOPASAKID) 
 2024-02-29
 
 
   Looks really nice!
  
 
 
       
   Gary Shank 
 2024-02-21
 
 
   I took my grandkids on Presidents Day. We arrived about 9:30 AM. No lines, volunteers running model trains , many old vehicles. They even gave my grandkids a ride on a train! This is an awesome outing for anyone who loves old wheeled vehicles.
  
 
 
       
   Beca K 
 2024-02-16
 
 
   A great visit back in time, lots of nostalgic childhood artifacts and memories.  Great place for all ages, very young to very old. And, it's free!
  
 
 
       
   Cory Gallegos 
 2024-01-13
 
 
   Fun place for all ages, lots of cool exhibits and models. Very well done and very friendly staff. Completely free to see everything. The only thing I feel needs work is the gift shop inside.
  
 
 
       
   Bosque Life New Mexico 
 2024-01-11
 
 
   Plesemt, a family enjoyment.
  
 
 
       
   M Davis 
 2024-01-08
 
 
   Lots of alb vehicles and a train!

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