Kingman Railroad Museum
Kingman Railroad Museum: A Tribute to Rail History
Kingman Station: A Route 66 Landmark
Experience railway history at Kingman Station, a beautifully restored Spanish Mission-style depot and Route 66 landmark.
Kingman Station, located in the historic Kingman Railroad Depot, is a key stop on Amtrak's Southwest Chief line and a Route 66 landmark. Built in 1907 in the Spanish Mission style, the station houses a waiting room and the Kingman Railroad Museum, offering a glimpse into the city's rich railway history.
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A brief summary to Kingman Station
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Getting There
Walking
Kingman Station is located downtown at 402 Andy Devine Ave. From many points in the downtown area, the station is easily accessible on foot. From the Powerhouse Visitor Center, head east on Andy Devine Ave for about 0.2 miles. The station will be on your right.
Public Transport
Kingman Area Regional Transit (KART) operates several fixed routes throughout the city. Check the KART route guide for the nearest bus stop and schedule. A single ride fare is typically around $1 - $2. The main terminal for KART is located at the Walmart Super Center.
Taxi/Ride-Share
Taxi and ride-sharing services like Uber and local taxi companies such as Kingman Cab Company, Lightning Taxi, and Yellow Cab are available in Kingman. A short taxi ride from the center of downtown to the station will cost approximately $8 - $12.
Local tips
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Explore the Kingman Railroad Museum inside the station to learn about the area's rich railway heritage.
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Check out the Route 66 exhibits at the nearby Powerhouse Visitor Center.
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Consider a day trip to Grand Canyon West or the historic mining town of Oatman.
Discover more about Kingman Station
Kingman Station, situated in the historic Kingman Railroad Depot, stands as a testament to the city's vibrant past and its enduring connection to both the railway and Route 66. Constructed in 1907 by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, the depot replaced three previous stations that were destroyed by fire. The current structure was built using poured concrete in an effort to ensure a fireproofed building.The station's architecture showcases the Spanish Mission style, complete with a fanciful roofline and curvilinear gables. After falling into disrepair in the early 2000s, the depot underwent a comprehensive restoration, reopening in 2011. Today, one half of the depot serves as an Amtrak waiting room and office space, while the other half houses the Kingman Railroad Museum.As a stop on Amtrak's Southwest Chief route, Kingman Station provides daily service to and from destinations like Chicago and Los Angeles. The station also serves as a transfer point for Amtrak Thruway buses to Laughlin and Las Vegas. The Kingman Railroad Museum, operated by the Whistle Stop Railroad Club, offers visitors a chance to explore the history of railroading in the area.
A brief summary to Kingman Station
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