Caldwell, ID
Home MenuLocated at 701 Main Street, The Caldwell Train Depot's restoration began in 2002. It was made possible by state and federal grants plus donations from businesses and private individuals.
The Train Depot Interpretative Center opened in 2008. Its purpose is to educate school children and the public on the important role that transportation played in the formation of Caldwell. The Interpretive Center includes memorabilia and photos representing the vast and storied history of Caldwell and the western Treasure Valley.
See the Caldwell Train Depot and its beautifully restored Event Center and Interpretive Center by clicking on the photos below.
The historic Caldwell Train Depot and Interpretative Center is available for rental for special occasions and large group gatherings. Please scroll to the bottom of the page to view the events that have already been scheduled for the Train Depot Event Center.
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Wagons Ho! at the Caldwell Train Depot!
- Date: 10/05/2024 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
- Location: Caldwell Train Depot
701 Main Street
Caldwell, Idaho 83605 - Introduction: Harkening back to an earlier time in the history of the West, join us for Wagons Ho!
Join us for fun-filled activities centered around covered wagon-train history outdoors in the Depot Plaza and displays inside the train depot depicting the days of the wagon trains. The Train Depot Interpretive Center Museum will also be open, highlighting the railroad and streetcar history of our area.