Spring Open House Set For March 29th
NSPS Spring Open House March 29, 2025 9am to 3pm Join us on Saturday, March 29th for the Nashville Steam Spring Open House! Be there for this up close…
From the archives of Classic Trains, a trip from Nashville to Memphis becomes a learning experience in this spoken-word story by Doss Moore. This special presentation has been brought to you by Nashville Steam, a non-profit organization restoring Nashville’s very own steam locomotive, No. 576, a sister engine to the one featured in Doss Moore’s story. Through Nashville’s efforts, the magic of steam railroading will return to Music City and Middle Tennessee. You can support the restoration of 576 with a donation and watch our progress by subscribing on YouTube.
There is nothing as invigorating as the mighty Iron Horse.
THE STEAM LOCOMOTIVE has inspired millions of people throughout history –
and Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway No. 576 is about to inspire thousands more.
NASHVILLE STEAM is undertaking the restoration and operation of a Nashville legend.
The adventure departs now. Will you climb aboard The Stripe?
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📣The NSPS Junior Engineer Club is up and steaming!🎉 ![]()
Join us at the Lionel Trains Store at the Opry Mills Mall this Sunday, May 18th from 2pm to 4pm for the first special event of this new program! Enjoy the world of mini choos and get an exclusive update on the restoration of No. 576. Not a member? Not a problem! Sign up and join the club on Sunday! The store is located near the Rainforest Cafe entrance. All ages are welcome! 🚂
Wow! 576 isn’t the only historic engine being worked on in Nashville. Our friends and partners at the Tennessee Central Railway Museum have made great progress on returning their former L&N GP7 No. 405 to active service. Learn more about the museum and their excursion calendar at www.tcry.org
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We are in LOVE with Pearl Jam's merch for their Nashville concert tonight! 🚂🎸 No. 576's connection to the music industry goes back decades since it first started appearing on album covers in the 60s and 70s while on display in Centennial Park. Just another example of how it truly is a Music City landmark! Oh, and if anyone is going to the show tonight, could you grab us a shirt? The engine wears a 76XL 😉