The South Bay Historical Railroad Society

The South Bay Historical Railroad Society is controlled by railroad fan volunteers who staff the general public's library, structures, and the Edward Peterman Museum of Railroad History. The exhibition hall is housed in the old Santa Clara railroad warehouse, and has an extensive accumulation of recorded curios, including signals, train headlights, and a velocipede, which is a three-wheeled hand-pumped truck utilized for track upkeep. The historical center keeps up a business class auto from the Oregon-Washington Railroad, and has two brilliant operational model prepare tracks, one in HO and one in N check, which delineate different periods in rail route history. The general public has a broad library of railroad-related books and materials which can be seen by society individuals; admission to the exhibition hall is available to people in general.