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A dedicated volunteer at the Northern Nevada Railway Museum, the brakeman poses proudly on engine number 93, embodying the spirit of historical preservation. His commitment brings the rich legacy of steam railroading to life for visitors and enthusiasts alike.
A dedicated volunteer at the Northern Nevada Railway Museum, the brakeman poses proudly on engine number 93, embodying the spirit of historical preservation. His commitment brings the rich legacy of steam railroading to life for visitors and enthusiasts alike.
A dedicated volunteer at the Northern Nevada Railway Museum, the brakeman poses proudly on engine number 93, embodying the spirit of historical preservation. His commitment brings the rich legacy of steam railroading to life for visitors and enthusiasts alike.
The Northern Nevada Railway Museum (NNRW) in Ely, Nevada, operates with a dedicated team of around 50 to 75 volunteers and a smaller group of paid staff, typically numbering between 10 to 20 individuals. Volunteers play a crucial role in various capacities, from maintaining and restoring historic locomotives and railcars to conducting guided tours and assisting with special events. Paid staff members, often including experienced railroad professionals and administrative personnel, oversee the day-to-day operations, ensure safety protocols, and manage the museum’s extensive collection. Together, this passionate group works tirelessly to preserve and showcase the rich heritage of railroading in Nevada.
