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Set in the 1928 depot, this museum interprets rail and borderland history, including the rare 1872 Rio Grande Engine No. 1. The Brownsville Historical Association’s listings confirm hours and rotating cultural exhibits.
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Local artifacts in a circa-1928 train depot interpreting history
641 E Madison St, Brownsville, TX 78520 Get directions
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