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No admission feeGwinnett County's official tourism office in Duluth, with visitor information on the county's food scene, breweries, parks and pro sports northeast of Atlanta.

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A Duluth, Georgia museum of historic railroad and transportation vehicles, with train rides included in admission.
3595 Buford Hwy., Duluth, GA 30096 · Duluth, GA
The museum sits in suburban Atlanta and is run with help from volunteers. Visitors can walk among full-size trains, passenger and freight cars, cabooses, and buses, along with a large set of railroad memorabilia. Regular admission includes one ride on either the Historic Train or the Park Train, and extra rides cost extra. The grounds cover about 35 acres and include picnic areas. Festivals such as the Festival of 100 Trees and seasonal events run during the year.
The closest stops to Southeastern Railway Museum, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Gwinnett County's official tourism office in Duluth, with visitor information on the county's food scene, breweries, parks and pro sports northeast of Atlanta.
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