The old Montrose railroad depot houses artifacts of early pioneers, miners, ranchers and farmers. Two cabins, a caboose, a stagecoach and lots of old equipment are located outside. Unfortunately there’s very little information about any of it and we left the museum knowing no more about Montrose than we did when we went in.
The museum and grounds are partially accessible. There’s a ramp to the entrance but no landing. The door opens in but it’s still awkward to enter. The ramp to the grounds doesn’t have a landing either. The upstairs is accessed by steps only. The caboose and the two cabins have steps.
RVs can be parked in front of the museum, taking up several spaces, but watch the roof overhang which sticks out into the street a little bit. Museum
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