Wheels Museum & Rail Yard Events – Page 30 – WHEELS Museum

Consultant offers 3 Rail Yards redevelopment scenarios

Posted on August 13, 2019

By Jessica Dyer / Journal Staff Writer Tuesday, July 9th, 2019 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Leland Consulting Group’s most recent draft report to the city of Albuquerque says the ideal Rail Yards redevelopment strategy will include a mix of uses. It provides three different development scenarios of varying levels of density, but notes that redevelopment will…

Film center could be ‘game changer’ for Rail Yards

Posted on July 9, 2019

By Jessica Dyer / Journal Staff Writer Tuesday, July 9th, 2019 at 12:05am A consultant hired to study the financial feasibility of redeveloping the Albuquerque Rail Yards called a planned community college film center a “game changer” – one that could “define the economic purpose of the site” in lieu of waiting for another potentially…

Then & Now – The Albuquerque Depot

Posted on June 8, 2019

The Albuquerque depot that lead to the development of what Albuquerque is today is all due to the village of the original depot location and AT&SF could not agree on a land price. Back when the AT&SF inquired the village of Bernalillo about land the village was wanting $425.00 per acre, where as the railroad…

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Wheels Museum

6 hours ago

BREAKING BAD & BETTER CALL SAUL FANS — A PIECE OF TELEVISION HISTORY HAS ARRIVED! 🚨Now you can see a piece of history up close and personal!The iconic Aztek used in Better Call Saul, Season 6, Episode 11, will be on display at the Wheels Museum in Albuquerque starting TODAY! 🚗🎬And that’s not all! You can also see the actual set RV used in Better Call Saul! 🚐These are incredible pieces of New Mexico television history, and now YOU have the chance to see them in person!🔥 What are you waiting for? Get down to the Wheels Museum and experience a little Hollywood magic right here in Albuquerque!🎥 Breaking Bad | Better Call Saul | New Mexico Film History#BetterCallSaul #BreakingBad #WheelsMuseum #Albuquerque #NewMexicoFilm #BreakingBadRVTours #FilmHistory #VisitAlbuquerque ...

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Wheels Museum

10 hours ago

BREAKING BAD & BETTER CALL SAUL FANS — A PIECE OF TELEVISION HISTORY HAS ARRIVED! 🚨Now you can see a piece of history up close and personal!The iconic Aztek used in Better Call Saul, Season 6, Episode 11, will be on display at the Wheels Museum in Albuquerque starting TODAY! 🚗🎬And that’s not all! You can also see the actual set RV used in Better Call Saul! 🚐These are incredible pieces of New Mexico television history, and now YOU have the chance to see them in person!🔥 What are you waiting for? Get down to the Wheels Museum and experience a little Hollywood magic right here in Albuquerque!🎥 Breaking Bad | Better Call Saul | New Mexico Film History#BetterCallSaul #BreakingBad #WheelsMuseum #Albuquerque #NewMexicoFilm #BreakingBadRVTours #FilmHistory #VisitAlbuquerque ...

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Wheels Museum

2 days ago

Today, we celebrated the life of David Estes.David was always walking through the doors of WHEELS Museum with incredible ideas, finding creative ways to bring together his love of art and railroad history. His imagination was endless, and his enthusiasm was contagious.David was always eager to share his talents and spread joy through creativity. His latest collaboration with WHEELS was at our Route 66: Roads and Rails Festival, where, in true David fashion, he brought smiles to children’s faces by making disco ball mobiles with them.David loved WHEELS, and WHEELS loved him right back. His kindness, creativity, and joyful spirit will always be part of WHEELS. ...

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   Mary Kight 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.  A lot of cool items and history.  And a lot of volunteers willing to share knowledge.  It is only open until noon, so don't go late.
  
 
 
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   Elizabeth 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.  This is an amazing museum with super friendly volunteers. Currently it is free to enter but you can donate. There are several areas set up for little kids in addition to the amazing displays for all ages.

I highly recommend going all the way to the back and working your way back to the entrance. They have several model trains setups with incredible detail. A ride on train which is so fun for kids and adults alike. Several old cars and buggies, a full train car to explore, a cute camper you can rock back and forth, and several other displays and exhibits. So many model cars of all different kinds.  A highlight of our trip to Albuquerque for sure. Don't miss this awesome place!
  
 
 
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   Douglas Abbott 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.  We arrived after closing. We received a tour from a wonderful woman who has a office in the same building. It was wonderful she new alot of the history.
  
 
 
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   Jacqueline Sainick 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.  We absolutely love this place. It is run off of donations. They have wonderful volunteers that are always eager to help explain anything. There are spots where kids can play with toy trains, ride a small train, and watch model trains go.
  
 
 
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   Deborah Riehl 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.  Lots of rail road history, but not limited to that. Good stop.
  
 
 
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   Saul Martinez 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.  VERY COOL !
LOTS OF HISTORICAL PICTURES !
  
 
 
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   stretch avery 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.  Amazing place, run on donations. Volunteers are amazing and extremely knowledgeable.
  
 
 
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   Crystal Bubb 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.  We had the most amazing time a few weeks back and will definitely be visiting again and again

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 call (505) 243-6269 for more information.