Category: Media Coverage

WLUK: Paw Patrol Paw-Palooza brings first responders, train rides and games to Ashwaubenon

Liz Van Pay

WLUK: Paw Patrol Paw-Palooza brings first responders, train rides and games to Ashwaubenon

The National Railroad Museum was featured by WLUK FOX 11 during coverage of PAW Patrol Paw-Palooza, the Museum’s annual family event presented in partnership with the Children’s Museum of Green Bay.

The story highlighted the event’s train rides, visits with real-life first responders, interactive activities, and appearances by everyone’s favorite PAW Patrol characters. It also shared information about ticketing and what families could expect during the three-day event.

Read the full story on FOX 11.

Thank you to Savannah Wood and the entire team at FOX 11!

WBAY: National Railroad Museum hosts electronics recycling fundraiser

Liz Van Pay

WBAY: National Railroad Museum hosts electronics recycling fundraiser

The National Railroad Museum was recently featured by WBAY during coverage of the Museum’s electronics recycling fundraiser held in partnership with Logistics Recycling, Inc.

The story highlights how the community event supports the Museum’s educational mission while providing a convenient opportunity for area residents to recycle unwanted electronics. It also previews upcoming summer programming, including Paw Patrol Paw-Palooza and other seasonal events.

Read the full story on WBAY.

We appreciate WBAY for helping share the Museum’s mission and upcoming programs with the community!

Wisconsin Public Radio: National Railroad Museum opens major Fox River Expansion in Wisconsin

Liz Van Pay

Wisconsin Public Radio: National Railroad Museum opens major Fox River Expansion in Wisconsin

The National Railroad Museum was featured by Wisconsin Public Radio following the opening of the Fox River Expansion, a major addition to the Museum campus that expands exhibit space and supports new educational opportunities.

The story explores how the expansion reflects the Museum’s evolving mission to engage families, students, and lifelong learners through railroad history. It also highlights the significance of the new exhibit spaces and the role they will play in preserving and sharing America’s railroad heritage.

Read the full story on Wisconsin Public Radio.