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Santa Susana Railroad Depot and Museum

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The Santa Susana Railroad Depot and Museum began as the Southern Pacific depot in 1903. Originally built along what is now Los Angeles Street and Tapo Street a few miles away, it was moved to the present site in the 1990s. The depot is a model #22 with both passenger and freight areas, originally open at one end, now closed in. The depot was vital to the develpement of Simi Valley and Santa Susana and once saw the export of agricultural products. Today, AmTrak and MetroLink trains speed by, but n longer stop.

A large model railroad, operated by the Santa Susana Model Railroad Club, can be observed in one room of the depot. The model railroad models many parts of California geography.

Location:
6503 Katherine Road
Simi Valley, CA 93063
805-581-3462
Directions:
Exit 118 Simi Freeway at Kuehner Road
Travel south about four miles.
You will see the depot to your left as you cross the bridge over the railroad tracks.
Turn right at Katherine. A parking lot is a few hundred feet past the depot.

Hours:
Saturday and Sunday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm


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