Leviathan at Bluegrass Railroad Museum
Abraham Lincoln Funeral Train @ Bluegrass Railroad Museum
175 Beasley Rd, Versailles KY, September 5th, 6th, and Labor Day 7th
Ride the train behind an operating 4-4-0 steam engine
The “Leviathan” an 1860’s era reproduction
Civil War Trains at 2 and 4 pm daily
Each train ride includes a photo run by, so bring your cameras!
Adult Coach $29.00 Child Coach 2-12 $21.00
Adult First Class with A/C $36.00 Child First Class with A/C $31.00
Advance tickets recommended at www.BluegrassRailroad.com
(Half of every ticket price donated to the Lincoln train Project)
Also, for a small donation, tour a replica of the Abraham Lincoln Funeral Car that carried the slain president in 1865 from Washington DC to his final rest in Illinois.
Information and Tickets visit www.BluegrassRailroad.com
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