TRIANGLE'S TRAIN

The New Hope Valley Railway is the Triangle’s Train, offering excursion rides on vintage equipment at the North Carolina Railway Museum. The North Carolina Railway Museum is a private, educational, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving and sharing North Carolina’s railroad history. SCHEDULE | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY Buy Tickets for train departure times and ticket price options. Prices start at $9 (before taxes and fees) for kids 2-12 years of age, with special events such as our Track or Treat Halloween Express rides being higher. Choose your ride day or month, select a departure JUNE 2021 – BREW N CHOO IS BACK! The TSA and Federal Railway Administration (FRA) still require masks for passengers and crew on trains, including New Hope Valley Railway. The New Hope Valley Railway – operated by the 501c3 North Carolina Railway Museum (NCRM) has a busy 2021 planned with train rides and events. We would love for you to come visit the OUR RAILROAD HISTORY The Early Years: 1900-1957 In 1904, a group of investors led by William Roscoe Bonsal sought to build a railroad from Bonsal, NC (named after Mr. Bonsal) to West End, NC (now known as Carrboro). At the time, Mr Bonsal was also a Vice President with the Seaboard Airline Railroad (SAL) with a mainline that

OPERATE-A-LOCO

Operate-a-Loco Diesel fare is $175. The North Carolina Railway Museum’s Operate-a-Loco program puts YOU in the engineer’s seat of one of our diesel locomotives. Spend an hour at the throttle on the 8-mile round trip New Hope Valley Railway route through the North Carolina piney woods. Experience the thrill of driving a real railroad

locomotive.

DIRECTIONS | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY The physical address of the North Carolina Railway Museum visitor parking lot is 3900 Bonsal Road, New Hill, NC 27562. This is where all visitors park to gain access to the open-air museum and rail yard for the New Hope Valley Railway. The ticket booth is located near 2021 TRAIN RIDE AND EVENT SCHEDULE The North Carolina Railway Museum, home of New Hope Valley Railway, announces its train operating days and event schedule for 2021. Please visit our schedule page to review, or click on Buy Tickets, for train departure times and ticket prices. Choose your ride day or month, select a departure time, then ‘Buy Tickets. All of our

APEX UNION DEPOT

The Apex Union Depot is the most prominent site in Apex and has a long and varied history. The first depot built in what would become Apex was little more than a wooden shed with a desk and chair inside for the part-time Agent and a small bench for passengers inside. SAVE THE TEN AND PRESERVE NC RAILROAD HISTORY The NCRM is planning to move the 10 railroad cars in summer 2021 and we need your help in raising funds for the move. Anyone can donate by: 1. Mail a check (avoid processing fees) to: North Carolina Railway Museum, Inc. P.O. Box 40. New Hill, NC 27562. Attn: Save the Ten. Please note “Save the Ten” in the memo portion of your check. TRACKING OUR VOLUNTEERS Dave Chasco: Passionate Railfan, Model Train Enthusiast and Longtime Volunteer Dave Chasco’s childhood memories, career, vacations and volunteer work have been inspired by trains–both real and model-sized. As a dedicated, volunteer at the North Carolina Railway Museum (NCRM), which is home to New Hope Valley Railway (NHVR), Dave now enjoys sharing his longtime love of

TRIANGLE'S TRAIN

The New Hope Valley Railway is the Triangle’s Train, offering excursion rides on vintage equipment at the North Carolina Railway Museum. The North Carolina Railway Museum is a private, educational, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving and sharing North Carolina’s railroad history. SCHEDULE | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY Buy Tickets for train departure times and ticket price options. Prices start at $9 (before taxes and fees) for kids 2-12 years of age, with special events such as our Track or Treat Halloween Express rides being higher. Choose your ride day or month, select a departure JUNE 2021 – BREW N CHOO IS BACK! The TSA and Federal Railway Administration (FRA) still require masks for passengers and crew on trains, including New Hope Valley Railway. The New Hope Valley Railway – operated by the 501c3 North Carolina Railway Museum (NCRM) has a busy 2021 planned with train rides and events. We would love for you to come visit the OUR RAILROAD HISTORY The Early Years: 1900-1957 In 1904, a group of investors led by William Roscoe Bonsal sought to build a railroad from Bonsal, NC (named after Mr. Bonsal) to West End, NC (now known as Carrboro). At the time, Mr Bonsal was also a Vice President with the Seaboard Airline Railroad (SAL) with a mainline that

OPERATE-A-LOCO

Operate-a-Loco Diesel fare is $175. The North Carolina Railway Museum’s Operate-a-Loco program puts YOU in the engineer’s seat of one of our diesel locomotives. Spend an hour at the throttle on the 8-mile round trip New Hope Valley Railway route through the North Carolina piney woods. Experience the thrill of driving a real railroad

locomotive.

DIRECTIONS | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY The physical address of the North Carolina Railway Museum visitor parking lot is 3900 Bonsal Road, New Hill, NC 27562. This is where all visitors park to gain access to the open-air museum and rail yard for the New Hope Valley Railway. The ticket booth is located near 2021 TRAIN RIDE AND EVENT SCHEDULE The North Carolina Railway Museum, home of New Hope Valley Railway, announces its train operating days and event schedule for 2021. Please visit our schedule page to review, or click on Buy Tickets, for train departure times and ticket prices. Choose your ride day or month, select a departure time, then ‘Buy Tickets. All of our

APEX UNION DEPOT

The Apex Union Depot is the most prominent site in Apex and has a long and varied history. The first depot built in what would become Apex was little more than a wooden shed with a desk and chair inside for the part-time Agent and a small bench for passengers inside. SAVE THE TEN AND PRESERVE NC RAILROAD HISTORY The NCRM is planning to move the 10 railroad cars in summer 2021 and we need your help in raising funds for the move. Anyone can donate by: 1. Mail a check (avoid processing fees) to: North Carolina Railway Museum, Inc. P.O. Box 40. New Hill, NC 27562. Attn: Save the Ten. Please note “Save the Ten” in the memo portion of your check. TRACKING OUR VOLUNTEERS Dave Chasco: Passionate Railfan, Model Train Enthusiast and Longtime Volunteer Dave Chasco’s childhood memories, career, vacations and volunteer work have been inspired by trains–both real and model-sized. As a dedicated, volunteer at the North Carolina Railway Museum (NCRM), which is home to New Hope Valley Railway (NHVR), Dave now enjoys sharing his longtime love of

PLAN YOUR VISIT

Visit our COVID-19 Safety Measures page to read about the procedures and precautions being implemented for our visitors/guests and volunteers who work in the New Hope Valley Railway rail yard and trains. The North Carolina Railway Museum is home to the New Hope Valley Railway, which operates trains only on scheduled operating

days. The museum

EXHIBITS | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY The Goldston Depot served the community of Goldston until 1973. It was saved from demolition in the mid-70s by Jerry Gaines, who moved it a few blocks away and used it for storage. In November 2015, the train depot was gifted to the North Carolina Railway Museum by Jerry’s son, Todd Gaines. See photos and read more about the Goldston Depot

here.

EQUIPMENT | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY Steam Locomotives Cliffside #110 was built for a logging railroad tied to McRae Lumber and Manufacturing Company in Quincy, FL (now part of Rex Lumber Co) and worked for them from 1927 until 1930. #110 was sold in 1963 to Echo Valley Park in Cleveland, S.C. and ran on the amusement park’s “Swamp Rabbit RR”. Then MEMBERSHIP | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY Volunteer and Serve The North Carolina Railway Museum and New Hope Valley Railway are 100% operated by member volunteers. There are opportunities for people with all kinds of backgrounds and skill sets to help. In addition to crews who operate and maintain the train we can always use artists, carpenters, curators, docents, researchers, gardeners, storytellers,

NEWS RELEASES

Family-Friendly Halloween Trains Depart Saturdays October 12, 19 and 26. (Bonsal, N.C., Oct. 4, 2019) – New Hope Valley Railway (NHVR), the Triangle’s Train, will celebrate Halloween three weekends in October with its Track or Treat: Halloween Express trains. On Saturdays, Oct. 12, 19 and 26, visitors to the all-volunteer railway

can enjoy

TRACKING OUR VOLUNTEERS Dave Chasco: Passionate Railfan, Model Train Enthusiast and Longtime Volunteer Dave Chasco’s childhood memories, career, vacations and volunteer work have been inspired by trains–both real and model-sized. As a dedicated, volunteer at the North Carolina Railway Museum (NCRM), which is home to New Hope Valley Railway (NHVR), Dave now enjoys sharing his longtime love of

GOLDSTON DEPOT

The Goldston Depot was constructed for the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railway around 1884. It was located in Goldston, Chatham County, North Carolina. The town was originally called Corinth, but was renamed after the first town mayor and land donor for the depot. The town received a post office in 1889 and in 1896 had a population of 150

people.

BIRTHDAY PARTY CABOOSE Birthday party caboose rentals are closed for 2021 due to COVID-19 health precautions. Celebrate a special occasion in our Birthday Party Caboose at the North Carolina Railway Museum! Our vintage 1913 caboose is available for rent as a party room for birthdays and other events. Tables and chairs are provided, so all you need to

CLIFFSIDE #110

Tec . Technical: #110 is a 52 ton Light Prairie tender type steam locomotive of a style common to logging railroads in the flatter parts of the US. It is of the “modern” type, equipped with piston valves and outside Walschaert valve gear. With low 44” diameter drivers, and a total weight on drivers of 40 tons, it was made to ride easy on the lightweight temporary logging tracks and for

NHV EXCURSION CARS

As a new operating railroad museum back in the early 1980s, what do you use to carry passengers? Most would say, “Passenger cars, of course!” Good answer but suppose the organization does not have the funds to acquire such equipment. That was the situation at Bonsal back then. Casting about, however, the group found two

TRIANGLE'S TRAIN

The New Hope Valley Railway is the Triangle’s Train, offering excursion rides on vintage equipment at the North Carolina Railway Museum. The North Carolina Railway Museum is a private, educational, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving and sharing North Carolina’s railroad history. SCHEDULE | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY Buy Tickets for train departure times and ticket price options. Prices start at $9 (before taxes and fees) for kids 2-12 years of age, with special events such as our Track or Treat Halloween Express rides being higher. Choose your ride day or month, select a departure EQUIPMENT | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAYSEE MORE ON

TRIANGLETRAIN.COM

PLAN YOUR VISIT

Visit our COVID-19 Safety Measures page to read about the procedures and precautions being implemented for our visitors/guests and volunteers who work in the New Hope Valley Railway rail yard and trains. The North Carolina Railway Museum is home to the New Hope Valley Railway, which operates trains only on scheduled operating

days. The museum

OUR RAILROAD HISTORY The Early Years: 1900-1957 In 1904, a group of investors led by William Roscoe Bonsal sought to build a railroad from Bonsal, NC (named after Mr. Bonsal) to West End, NC (now known as Carrboro). At the time, Mr Bonsal was also a Vice President with the Seaboard Airline Railroad (SAL) with a mainline that

OPERATE-A-LOCO

Operate-a-Loco Diesel fare is $175. The North Carolina Railway Museum’s Operate-a-Loco program puts YOU in the engineer’s seat of one of our diesel locomotives. Spend an hour at the throttle on the 8-mile round trip New Hope Valley Railway route through the North Carolina piney woods. Experience the thrill of driving a real railroad

locomotive.

DIRECTIONS | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY The physical address of the North Carolina Railway Museum visitor parking lot is 3900 Bonsal Road, New Hill, NC 27562. This is where all visitors park to gain access to the open-air museum and rail yard for the New Hope Valley Railway. The ticket booth is located near 2021 TRAIN RIDE AND EVENT SCHEDULE The North Carolina Railway Museum, home of New Hope Valley Railway, announces its train operating days and event schedule for 2021. Please visit our schedule page to review, or click on Buy Tickets, for train departure times and ticket prices. Choose your ride day or month, select a departure time, then ‘Buy Tickets. All of our

APEX UNION DEPOT

The Apex Union Depot is the most prominent site in Apex and has a long and varied history. The first depot built in what would become Apex was little more than a wooden shed with a desk and chair inside for the part-time Agent and a small bench for passengers inside. TRACKING OUR VOLUNTEERS Dave Chasco: Passionate Railfan, Model Train Enthusiast and Longtime Volunteer Dave Chasco’s childhood memories, career, vacations and volunteer work have been inspired by trains–both real and model-sized. As a dedicated, volunteer at the North Carolina Railway Museum (NCRM), which is home to New Hope Valley Railway (NHVR), Dave now enjoys sharing his longtime love of

TRIANGLE'S TRAIN

The New Hope Valley Railway is the Triangle’s Train, offering excursion rides on vintage equipment at the North Carolina Railway Museum. The North Carolina Railway Museum is a private, educational, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving and sharing North Carolina’s railroad history. SCHEDULE | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY Buy Tickets for train departure times and ticket price options. Prices start at $9 (before taxes and fees) for kids 2-12 years of age, with special events such as our Track or Treat Halloween Express rides being higher. Choose your ride day or month, select a departure EQUIPMENT | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAYSEE MORE ON

TRIANGLETRAIN.COM

PLAN YOUR VISIT

Visit our COVID-19 Safety Measures page to read about the procedures and precautions being implemented for our visitors/guests and volunteers who work in the New Hope Valley Railway rail yard and trains. The North Carolina Railway Museum is home to the New Hope Valley Railway, which operates trains only on scheduled operating

days. The museum

OUR RAILROAD HISTORY The Early Years: 1900-1957 In 1904, a group of investors led by William Roscoe Bonsal sought to build a railroad from Bonsal, NC (named after Mr. Bonsal) to West End, NC (now known as Carrboro). At the time, Mr Bonsal was also a Vice President with the Seaboard Airline Railroad (SAL) with a mainline that

OPERATE-A-LOCO

Operate-a-Loco Diesel fare is $175. The North Carolina Railway Museum’s Operate-a-Loco program puts YOU in the engineer’s seat of one of our diesel locomotives. Spend an hour at the throttle on the 8-mile round trip New Hope Valley Railway route through the North Carolina piney woods. Experience the thrill of driving a real railroad

locomotive.

DIRECTIONS | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY The physical address of the North Carolina Railway Museum visitor parking lot is 3900 Bonsal Road, New Hill, NC 27562. This is where all visitors park to gain access to the open-air museum and rail yard for the New Hope Valley Railway. The ticket booth is located near 2021 TRAIN RIDE AND EVENT SCHEDULE The North Carolina Railway Museum, home of New Hope Valley Railway, announces its train operating days and event schedule for 2021. Please visit our schedule page to review, or click on Buy Tickets, for train departure times and ticket prices. Choose your ride day or month, select a departure time, then ‘Buy Tickets. All of our

APEX UNION DEPOT

The Apex Union Depot is the most prominent site in Apex and has a long and varied history. The first depot built in what would become Apex was little more than a wooden shed with a desk and chair inside for the part-time Agent and a small bench for passengers inside. TRACKING OUR VOLUNTEERS Dave Chasco: Passionate Railfan, Model Train Enthusiast and Longtime Volunteer Dave Chasco’s childhood memories, career, vacations and volunteer work have been inspired by trains–both real and model-sized. As a dedicated, volunteer at the North Carolina Railway Museum (NCRM), which is home to New Hope Valley Railway (NHVR), Dave now enjoys sharing his longtime love of MEMBERSHIP | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY Volunteer and Serve The North Carolina Railway Museum and New Hope Valley Railway are 100% operated by member volunteers. There are opportunities for people with all kinds of backgrounds and skill sets to help. In addition to crews who operate and maintain the train we can always use artists, carpenters, curators, docents, researchers, gardeners, storytellers, EXHIBITS | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY The Goldston Depot served the community of Goldston until 1973. It was saved from demolition in the mid-70s by Jerry Gaines, who moved it a few blocks away and used it for storage. In November 2015, the train depot was gifted to the North Carolina Railway Museum by Jerry’s son, Todd Gaines. See photos and read more about the Goldston Depot

here.

BLOG | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY 2021 Train Ride and Event Schedule. Dec 26, 2020. The North Carolina Railway Museum, home of New Hope Valley Railway, announces its train operating days and event schedule for 2021. Please visit our schedule page to review, or click on Buy Tickets, for

NEWS RELEASES

Family-Friendly Halloween Trains Depart Saturdays October 12, 19 and 26. (Bonsal, N.C., Oct. 4, 2019) – New Hope Valley Railway (NHVR), the Triangle’s Train, will celebrate Halloween three weekends in October with its Track or Treat: Halloween Express trains. On Saturdays, Oct. 12, 19 and 26, visitors to the all-volunteer railway

can enjoy

CONTACT | TRIANGLE'S TRAIN | NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY On the day of your visit to New Hope Valley Railway, please come to this address which is our free public parking lot and the entrance to our rail yard: North Carolina Railway Museum, Inc. 3900 Bonsal Road New Hill, North Carolina 27562 Ticketing and General Customer Service: 919-396-5833 Ticket help – callcentersupport@whistletix.com Mailing address: North Carolina Railway Museum, Inc. GARDEN RAILROAD (G SCALE) Many come to our rail yard to ride behind our real locomotives, but you’ll also find Garden Railroad (G-scale) trains at New Hope Valley Railway. Visitors can watch the onsite model trains, including Thomas and Friends™ train cars, operate on more than 1000 feet of NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY BEGINS 2021 SEASON, CELEBRATES Train ride events for families and railfans from March to December After canceling most of its season last year due to the pandemic, the North Carolina Railway Museum, which operates New Hope Valley Railway (NHVR), begins its 2021 season early with a new event. On Saturday, March 27, and Sunday, March 28, the all-volunteer, nonprofit

GOLDSTON DEPOT

The Goldston Depot was constructed for the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railway around 1884. It was located in Goldston, Chatham County, North Carolina. The town was originally called Corinth, but was renamed after the first town mayor and land donor for the depot. The town received a post office in 1889 and in 1896 had a population of 150

people.

CLIFFSIDE #110

Tec . Technical: #110 is a 52 ton Light Prairie tender type steam locomotive of a style common to logging railroads in the flatter parts of the US. It is of the “modern” type, equipped with piston valves and outside Walschaert valve gear. With low 44” diameter drivers, and a total weight on drivers of 40 tons, it was made to ride easy on the lightweight temporary logging tracks and for

NHV EXCURSION CARS

The cars were located at Cherry Point, N.C., so transporting them to Bonsal was relatively inexpensive. They were acquired, and subsequently numbered 100 and 101, the car numbers they still carry today. During the first operations, these cars did not carry the superstructures and seats they do now. As shown, a “railing,” of

sorts, was

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UP NEXT IN OUR RAIL YARD RETURN TO FULL CAPACITY On Saturday, May 29, we have plenty of tickets available for 5 rides, starting at 11:30 am and leaving every 90 minutes until 5:30 pm. During June, July and August we have one Saturday and one Sunday ride day each month (with multiple rides) as well as 10:30 am rides on one Wednesday and one Friday each month. COVID-19 safety measures

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last year will be revised, starting with our May 29 ride.  As a result of changes to State of North Carolina COVID-19 guidelines, as well as CDC guidance, we have removed capacity limits on our open-air passenger cars.  Each open-air car has approximately 30 unreserved bench seats, seating two people each. All seats will now be available for purchase. HOWEVER, ALTHOUGH THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA HAS RELAXED ITS MASK REQUIREMENTS, THE TSA AND THE FEDERAL RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION (FRA) STILL CURRENTLY REQUIRE MASKS FOR PASSENGERS AND CREW ON RIDING ON TRAINS, INCLUDING HERITAGE RAILWAYS SUCH AS OURS. Family cabooses may still be reserved for a family group. Our Operate-a-Loco experiences for June and July are sold out, but times are available in August and later months. To purchase tickets for our rides, please see our ticket calendar Buy Tickets . Please visit our schedule  page to review our other scheduled 2021 ride dates. Choose your ride day or month, select a departure time, then ‘Buy Tickets’. OUR FAMILY CABOOSES SELL OUT QUICKLY, SO IF A RIDE DOES NOT SHOW A CABOOSE IS AVAILABLE, IT HAS ALREADY BEEN SOLD. The price for a Family Caboose is $100 for up to ten passengers. Tickets for our Track or Treat: Halloween Express rides and Santa’s Reindeer Roundup Express rides are not yet available for purchase and will be added to the ‘Buy Tickets Calendar’  this summer. Please check here or on our Facebook page for any updates or

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Please read the important ride info on our Plan Your Visit

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trip comfortable and memorable. Currently, our No. 17 steam locomotive is undergoing regularly scheduled repairs to maintain safety and compliance. In the meantime, all trains are pulled by vintage diesel-electric locomotives followed by four open-air passenger cars

and a caboose.

We appreciate your patronage, donations, and support in 2020. We took precautions to protect our volunteers and visitors and will continue to do so during the pandemic. The museum and trains are operated and maintained 100 percent by volunteers, passionate to preserve and share railroad history. For more information on some of our volunteers, see Tracking Our Volunteers

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HELP SAVE THE TEN & PRESERVE NC RAIL HISTORY Our latest project is to save ten historic railway cars currently parked at the Shearon Harris Power Plant, including four currently owned by us and six cars that Duke Energy is willing to donate to us. In addition to having historical significance, two cars are cabooses that could be added to our train relatively quickly to add capacity. For more information on this new project, information on special benefits for corporate and larger donations and various ways to donate, see Save the Ten and Preserve NC Railroad History. Please consider a donation to help us with this project!                   

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THE NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILWAY IS THE TRIANGLE’S TRAIN, OFFERING EXCURSION RIDES ON VINTAGE EQUIPMENT AT THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILWAY MUSEUM. THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILWAY MUSEUM IS A PRIVATE, EDUCATIONAL, TAX-EXEMPT 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PRESERVING AND SHARING NORTH CAROLINA’S RAILROAD HISTORY. THE OPEN-AIR MUSEUM FEATURES DISPLAYS OF HISTORIC RAILROAD EQUIPMENT AND ARTIFACTS, A LARGE GARDEN RAILROAD, MEMORABILIA, AND A GIFT SHOP. YEAR THE ORGANIZATION WAS CHARTERED. MILES OF TRACK FOR AN HOUR RIDE OUT & BACK.

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