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Texas State Railroad: Roster, History, Excursions

Last revised: September 15, 2024

By: Adam Burns

The Texas State Railroad is more than just a mode of transportation—it's a journey into the past, a nostalgic adventure through the heart of East Texas.

This historic railroad offers visitors both a scenic ride through the Piney Woods and a taste of railroad history. Whether you are a railway enthusiast, a history buff, or simply a traveler looking for a unique experience, the Texas State Railroad has something for everyone.

This guide provides a detailed look at the history of the railroad, along with general excursion information for an unforgettable journey.

82138463865912358627966.jpgTexas State Railroad FP9 #125 - a former Canadian National unit painted in a Katy-inspired livery - and RS2m #7 lead an eastbound excursion nearing Rusk, TX on Oct. 15, 2019. Doug Kroll photo.

A Brief History

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Origins and Early Years

The origins of the Texas State Railroad date back to 1881, when it was initially constructed by the Texas State Penitentiary at Rusk.

Inmates were put to work building the tracks to transport supplies and iron ore to the prison-operated iron smelter. The railroad quickly became an integral part of the local industry and economy, serving as a vital link between the towns of Rusk and Palestine.

Expansion and Operations

The line was extended over the years and reached its zenith in the early 20th century, transporting not just industrial materials but passengers as well.

By the mid-1900s, however, the rise of automobile travel and changing industrial demands led to a decline in railroad usage.

In 1972, the Texas Legislature designated the line as the official Texas State Railroad, transforming it into a heritage railroad and preserving its rich history for future generations.

The Experience: Riding the Texas State Railroad

Routes and Destinations

The Texas State Railroad operates its heritage trains primarily between the historic depots of Palestine and Rusk, Texas. The round-trip journey covers approximately 25 miles of track and typically takes around four hours to complete.

**Key Stops and Landmarks:**

1. **Palestine Depot:** One terminus of the route, featuring a vintage-style station with historical displays and a gift shop.

2. **Rusk Depot:** Another historic station with picnic areas, a playground, and more historical exhibits.

3. **Engines and Rolling Stock:** The fleet includes both steam and diesel locomotives, along with beautifully restored passenger cars, offering a glimpse into different eras of train travel.

4. **East Texas Piney Woods:** The journey winds through the lush, scenic Piney Woods, offering picturesque views of towering pines, hardwood forests, and serene lakes.

Types of Excursions

The Texas State Railroad offers a variety of excursions to suit different interests and preferences:

**Scenic Round Trips:** The most popular option, providing a leisurely round-trip journey between Palestine and Rusk.

**Special Event Trains:** Themed excursions such as the Polar Express Train Ride during the holiday season, the Pumpkin Patch Express in the fall, and various wine-tasting events.

**Private Charters:** Available for special occasions like weddings, corporate events, and private parties.

Onboard Experience

**Classes of Service:**

- **Standard Coach:** Comfortable, restored vintage coach cars with large windows for optimal viewing.

- **First Class:** Enhanced comfort with upgraded seating in elegant, climate-controlled cars.

- **Presidential and Premium:** Luxurious cars featuring plush seating, table service, and complimentary snacks and beverages.

**Dining and Refreshments:**

- **Café Car:** Offers a variety of snacks, sandwiches, beverages, and light meals.

- **Enhanced Dining Options:** Available on certain excursions, including pre-ordered gourmet picnic baskets.

**Onboard Amenities:**

- **Restrooms:** Modern, clean facilities in each car.

- **Climate Control:** Air-conditioned and heated cars for a comfortable journey year-round.

- **Onboard Entertainment:** Informative commentary about the history of the railroad and the region, sometimes accompanied by live music or storytelling on special excursions.

Visitor Information

Ticketing and Reservations

**Booking Options:**

- **Online:** Tickets can be purchased through the Texas State Railroad’s official website.

- **Phone:** Reservations can be made by calling the railroad’s customer service line.

- **At the Depot:** Tickets can also be bought in person at either the Palestine or Rusk depots, though advance booking is recommended, especially for special events and peak seasons.

**Pricing:**

- Tickets vary in price depending on the class of service and the type of excursion.

- Discounts may be available for children, seniors, groups, and military personnel.

**Cancellations and Refunds:**

- Policies vary, so it’s important to review the terms and conditions at the time of booking.

Accessibility

**Mobility Assistance:**

- The Texas State Railroad is equipped to accommodate passengers with mobility issues. Ramps and lifts are available for those requiring assistance.

- Accessible seating options are provided, ensuring that all guests can enjoy their journey comfortably.

**Service Animals:**

- Service animals are welcome on board in compliance with ADA regulations.

Tips for a Great Trip

**Arrival:**

- Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure to allow time for boarding and any pre-departure activities.

**Weather Considerations:**

- The East Texas climate can be unpredictable. Dress in layers and bring weather-appropriate gear, especially if you plan to explore the depots and surrounding areas.

**Photography:**

- Bring a camera or smartphone to capture the scenic vistas and historic moments of your trip. The Piney Woods and vintage trains offer fantastic photo opportunities.

**Activities for Kids:**

- The railroad is family-friendly, with activities and events tailored for children, such as storytelling sessions and thematic rides.

Nearby Attractions

**Palestine:**

- **Historic Downtown:** Explore charming shops, restaurants, and historic buildings.

- **Davey Dogwood Park:** Known for its beautiful spring dogwoods and hiking trails.

- **Museum for East Texas Culture:** Offers insights into the history and culture of the region.

**Rusk:**

- **Rusk Footbridge:** The longest footbridge in Texas, offering a unique walking experience.

- **Jim Hogg Park:** A great spot for picnicking, fishing, and hiking.

- **Heritage Center of Cherokee County:** Learn more about the local history and heritage.

Special Events and Seasonal Rides

The Texas State Railroad hosts a variety of special events and seasonal rides to enhance the visitor experience. These themed excursions are perfect for families, couples, and groups looking for a unique way to celebrate special occasions.

**Polar Express Train Ride:**

- A magical holiday experience based on the beloved story. Passengers enjoy hot chocolate, cookies, and a reading of "The Polar Express" as they journey to the "North Pole" to meet Santa Claus.

**Pumpkin Patch Express:**

- An autumn-themed ride that takes passengers to a pumpkin patch, where kids can pick out their own pumpkin, enjoy games, and participate in fall activities.

**Easter Egg Express:**

- Celebrate Easter with a special train ride that includes an Easter egg hunt, visits from the Easter Bunny, and family-friendly activities.

**Wine in the Pines:**

- A sophisticated experience for adults, featuring wine tastings from local wineries, gourmet food pairings, and live music.

**Themed Dinner Trains:**

- Enjoy a gourmet meal on the rails with themed dinners, such as Murder Mystery Nights and Romantic Valentine’s Day dinners.

Planning Your Visit: Practical Information

**Operating Schedule:**

- The Texas State Railroad operates year-round, though schedules may vary by season. Special event trains often have specific dates and times, so it's best to check the railroad’s calendar when planning your visit.

**Parking:**

- Ample parking is available at both the Palestine and Rusk depots. Parking is generally free, but it’s advisable to arrive early, especially on busy travel days.

**Lodging:**

- Both Palestine and Rusk offer a range of lodging options, from charming bed-and-breakfasts to modern hotels. Nearby campgrounds and RV parks are also available for those preferring outdoor accommodations.

**Dining:**

- In addition to onboard dining options, both towns have a variety of restaurants offering everything from local Texas cuisine to international fare.

**Shopping:**

- The depots’ gift shops offer a variety of railway-themed souvenirs, apparel, books, and local crafts.

Conclusion

The Texas State Railroad offers a unique opportunity to experience the charm and history of East Texas through a nostalgic train ride.

Whether you’re traveling with family, friends, or solo, the railroad promises an unforgettable adventure filled with scenic views, historical insights, and old-fashioned fun.

With this guide, you’re well-equipped to make the most of your journey on the Texas State Railroad. All aboard for an experience that combines the best of history, nature, and rail travel!

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