New York Surrounding Tours I Classical Track Park Victorian Railway Tavern

🔥Check in to the US National Parks: 8/100 On the way to Pittsburgh, you will pass through a small museum where you can reserve an hour for a visit. This place was once part of the Pittsburgh to Philadelphia railway system, where you can see the old railway site. It happened to be snowing when I arrived, and the snowy trail added a different atmosphere to the attraction. The site mainly consists of three parts: the visitor center exhibition hall, the train engine station, and the tavern ruins. You can walk the Trail, tour the attractions, and enjoy the scenery. On a good day, you can even have a picnic here 🏡Lemon House This building is a must-visit at the attraction, where you can tour the old railway tavern. Built in 1840, the house was constructed next to the railway, with the track crossing in front of the house. The rooms were mainly for passengers to rest and dine. There are four rooms: a living room, a bar, a dining area, and an exhibition room. The dining area mainly served stewed dishes back then, and the restaurant did not provide a menu. Travelers would order based on the day's offerings, and the wallpapers in each room also have a distinctive era feature ✨Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site✨ 🕙Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 💰Ticket Price: The park is open for free, no tickets required 🔖Stamp Check-in: The visitor center offers stamps and maps The visitor center has a small exhibition room displaying operating railway models. You can first get a map and then walk the Trail to visit the attractions. The tavern and the train power room are about a ten-minute walk away. The long Trail leads to the stone railway viaduct. There are about a dozen Trails in the park that you can walk. It seems to be a relatively niche attraction; when I came, there were only two or three cars, and I only saw one person walking a dog during the hike