San Francisco Railway Museum

This red brick building facing the river looks ordinary from the outside, but when you enter it, it seems to be a train station or a train factory in the early years. At the beginning of the museum exhibition, the arduous process of building the railway was first described. This is the basic project of the Great Western Development of the United States. What is striking in the exhibition hall are those locomotives, all of which were real objects running on the railway in those days. There are old-fashioned, later and modern; there are huge and small; there are ordinary and luxurious. In the luxury carriage, visitors can go up and go from one end to the other. As the body shakes, the rumble of the train running can be heard in their ears. There are also staff wearing the old railway work clothes inside. You explain the situation at that time and let the audience experience the feeling of riding a train in the early years.