Join us for a unique “turn in history” on January 20th, as we explore new historical topics at the historic Jackson Street Roundhouse Museum located in the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota.

This will be an incredible evening with renowned author Tony Williams.  Tony’s books include: Washington and Hamilton, America’s Beginnings, Hurricane of Independence, Pox and the Covenant, and Jamestown Experiment).  Explore the revolutionary legacy of Washington, Hamilton, and other founding fathers – along with some authentic American Revolution artifacts on display!

Along with the book signing and presentation, there will also be a cash bar, light appetizers, and tours of our amazing museum!  Tickets are $10 each for this spectacular night in the American Revolution.  Tickets can be purchased on our website www.transportationmuseum.org/events or at the door.

Doors open at 6:30pm
Presentation from 7:00-7:30pm
Museum open until 9:30pm

Jackson Street Roundhouse
193 E. Pennsylvania Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55130

About the Jackson Street Roundhouse Museum
The Minnesota Transportation Museum is an up and coming museum located in the historic Jackson Street Roundhouse (originally built in 1907 b James J. Hill as a train maintenance facility) right outside of downtown St. Paul.  The building has recently been restored and is now a fully functioning train restoration shop and family-friendly museum.

Our feature exhibits at the museum include historic trains to explore and walk through, a working turntable, a live blacksmith forge with demonstrations, a diesel train simulator, tours of the train restoration shop, a model train representing Minnesota landscape and history (in progress), gift shop, and real train rides (15 minutes rides in St. Paul and full 90-minute rides through the St. Croix River Valley rides in the summer out of our Osceola Depot).

Not only do we host a fun and historical museum outing for families and kids, our unique space and vintage buses are used for other events such as birthday parties, weddings and receptions, corporate events, photography, theater events (Ghost Train will likely be the next production this spring), book signings and history presentations!  

Check us out online: transportationmuseum.org
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