Casey Jones Home and Railroad Museum

The story of Casey Jones has long been told as a true story of heroism. In 1900, Jones sacrificed his life to stop a train he was an engineer on to save passengers from harm. His story is highlighted at his old home in the City of Jackson, the place he was born in. See the Casey Jones Home and Railroad Museum while you are in the city and learn about his story and about railroads in general.

See where Jones grew up in the late part of the nineteenth century. Look at the many exhibits and artifacts relating to his career as an engineer, his work in developing trains and even his days as a baseball player.

The Jackson, TN museum features stories of Jones’ work at the 1893 World’s Colombian Exposition. Many old train whistles are on display as well. Jones was known for his mastery of the train whistle, a key material that helps produce various audible signals while a train is in motion.

Many stories about the development of the local rail system are highlighted at this Jackson, Tennessee museum. See stories relating to how rail engines were engineered and how people would operate these trains. These include ones like the famous train Jones himself worked on.