My wife and I had a good visit at the museum and Sara was a great guide. Overall, it doesn't appear to be a big site but there is a lot of history packed in it and it was well worth waiting an hour for it to open.

We always enjoy our time here. Will be back maybe in July. Always find interesting. A must at Halloween. Always fun scaring tie kids.

This is situated in the Greater Sudbury community of Capreol. About a 35 minute drive from downtown Sudbury.
If you've ever worked for the railroad, and your into the history of the railroad industry, This is for you! There are full size locomotives that have been restored to their original look as they were when they were riding he rails of Northern Ontario. Inside there are displays of what life was like back in the railroad industry in the 1800's and early 1900's The reason I was here was it was the opening of the museum for the season. Just a block away on young st. There is another museum. The Police and fire museum. It has old fire Engines that have been restored. Another section has the history of policing in Capreol. There is a jail where you can go in and get a feel of what's it like to be locked up. There is a special entrance where the prisoners enter the police station. It's pretty daunting when you imagine what it was like back then.
Down stairs there is a miniature railroad set up as it is from one end of the Country to the other. There is about 400 square ft of track where there is a train that goes all over the place. The detail of the miniature structures is amazing!! The people who built it are there to answer any questions you have. Up stairs there is a section of the history of the town of Capreol itself.
The reason I gave this an average rating is because I am not big on the history of railroad. If I was I'd give a very good to excellent rating.
Do I recommend this place? If you're a history buff of trains, Yes. If you're not don't go.