In honor of Memorial Day, the Northwest Railway Museum is offering reduced fare train rides for members of the military: active duty, guard, reserve, retired, and their dependent families. See the splendid scenery of the Cascade Foothills through the windows of a vintage railcar.
Your current military id and $5 are all you need for a ride on the Museum’s train Saturday, May 26 – Monday, May 28, 2012.
What a great deal, and fun for the whole family, too. All are welcome of course. Check the schedule on
www.trainmuseum.org. The first train departs the Snoqualmie Depot at 11:01 AM and the North Bend Depot at 11:31 AM.
Show your current military id at the ticket window of either the Snoqualmie or North Bend Depots. The Ticket Agent will issue a special ticket to you for only $5.
On Memorial Day , everyone here at the Northwest Railway Museum honors, remembers and respects all those who lives were
given in the service of our Nation. This
Memorial Day, the Northwest Railway Museum had the honor of providing a last
train excursion for the memory of Marine LCPL Adam James White (ret.), who passed February
14, 2015. 
AJ's grandfather was a railway conductor who instilled a love of trains
in him. He received a military funeral
at Marion National Cemetery in Indiana, and during the service, family and
friends heard a train whistle blow in the distance. His aunt Rebecca McCauley
appreciated that the Museum was operating Memorial Day trains and wanted to honor
AJ with a Memorial Day train ride. She
arranged for a photo montage of the Marine to be placed in the window of
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Coach 218.
That 1912-built coach carried the memory of LCPL White and traveled to and from Snoqualmie Falls on the last
train of the day, Monday, May 25, 2015. 
Marine, thank you for your service to a grateful Nation. To LCPL AJ White's family, our sincere condolences for your loss.
