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National Railroad Museum is a museum in Green Bay, WI. Cost: under $25.
2285 South Broadway · Green Bay, WI
Founded in 1956 and recognized by a joint resolution of Congress, the National Railroad Museum holds more than 70 pieces of rolling stock and over 100,000 artifacts. You can see Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4017, a General Motors Aerotrain, and the train used by General Dwight D. Eisenhower's staff in Europe during World War II. Seasonal train rides circle the grounds, and an 80-foot observation tower looks out over the Fox River.
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