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O. Winston Link & Roanoke History Museum

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101 Shenandoah Ave NE, Roanoke, VA 24016, United StatesMap
Phone+1 540-982-5465
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  • STEVEN P
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    Intersection between photography and trains

    1950's photography of steam trains, almost all at night. The scenes were meticulously chosen and the flash-lighting extremely well done to capture plumes of steam from an engine racing by. The museu...

    Reviewed on Apr 6, 2024
  • David M
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    Pretty awesome and the building itself is a time capsule. Very worthwhile.

    Even if you are not interested in railroads, photography or even period architecture, this museum may ignite a flame in you. It's that good. Unassuming at first glance, you will be pulled into a time ...

    Reviewed on Dec 6, 2022
  • hudiglobal
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    A lovely museum with a lot of information

    A very neat museum tucked on the left side of the Roanoke visitor center. It has a lot of great information about photography and railroad. Great admiration for Mr Link’s work!

    Reviewed on Oct 8, 2022
  • nova654
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    Surprising amount of detail in a very small space

    Since we were in Roanoke for a few days, decided to purchase the joint ticket for the Transportation and O. Winston Link Museums. The photos were beautiful and there is a 30 minute film covering his...

    Reviewed on Aug 25, 2021
  • Brian B
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    Rail Road History

    If steam engine history is of interest then the Link Museum is well worth your time. The photo's show local and railroad history. There are other period piece artifacts to view.

    Reviewed on Jun 19, 2021