Selected photos of the Dinky and narrow gauge railroading.
The Dinky ran from 1878 to 1926. (See Historical Marker.)
 Number 279 at Woodman in 1912 |
 Early View of Fennimore R.R Yards |
Photo Credits: Bob Felton collection, Tom Newberry collection
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The Fennimore Railroad Historical Society Museum is operated by an extremely dedicated 10-member Historical Society. It is a non-profit venture subsisting strictly on donations of money, materials and faithful volunteers. The volunteers assist in operating the museum 7 days a week during the summer season between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
The museum features many home appliances and tools from the 1900 era so the museum is of interest to both males and females. Many of the memorabilia on display were donated by the families of Fennimore and the surrounding area. This is an attempt by Railroad Society members to keep alive memories of how our relatives lived in that era
- President - Bob Brugger - 608-822-6990
- Vice President - Greg Ashmore
- Secretary/Treasurer - Chuck Stenner
- Fred Brechler
- Herb Brun
- Bob Craig
- Don Marish
- Dave Stenner
- Al Truitt
- Al Wagner
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* The original Dinky locomotive is owned by the city of Pioche, Nevada, and is on display in a park there.
