About Us
Experience the fun and history of railroading at Los Angeles Live Steamers Railroad Museum in Griffith Park. Founded in 1956 by a group of train enthusiasts, we educate the public in railroad history and show live steam, gas-mechanical and electric railroad technology in actual operation. As you look around our facility, most everything you see, including the trains, were built by our members. We are an all-volunteer, donor-funded organization and offer public rides on Sundays, weather permitting. We are constantly improving the railroad. Learn more about our facility…
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Location
5202 Zoo Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Calendar
Public Run Day
LALSRM is open every Sunday from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. Please note that adverse weather conditions will affect our facility and scheduled open days. Please check… Read more "Public Run Day"
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LALSRM,
5202 Zoo Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90027 United States
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Board of Directors Membership Meeting
Members only board meeting. In person at the meeting car or via Zoom. Members, check your registered E-Mail inbox for the links if you wish to join… Read more "Board of Directors Membership Meeting"
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5202 Zoo Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90027 United States
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Work Day (2nd Saturday)
Membership work day to maintain facility by improving track, repairing signals, clearing brush from the rails and general maintenance. This is a members only event. Probationary members… Read more "Work Day (2nd Saturday)"
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5202 Zoo Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90027 United States
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Spring Meet – May 26–29
Welcome Live Steamers & Railroad Hobbyists Plan to join your live steam friends for four days of trains, food, fellowship and fun. This is a private event… Read more “Spring Meet – May 26–29”
Major Winter Storm Fells Giant Oak; Mainline Closed
LA Live Steamers just weathered another set of heavy rain and windstorms, which caused flooding, landslides, tree damage and a sinkhole. The three storms set records for… Read more “Major Winter Storm Fells Giant Oak; Mainline Closed”
Mountain Division/Mainline Closed Due to Mudslide
Monday, January 9 was the wettest day of 2023 with 5-7” of rainfall in our area. During a downpour that day a rain-saturated hill above the Mountain… Read more “Mountain Division/Mainline Closed Due to Mudslide”
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