Its that time of year again. Be sure and get your membership dues in today. The museum would not be who we are today without your support and generosity. Thank you so much for your continued support!
Individual Membership:
$35 per year
One person, Non- transferable.
This membership is designed for anyone who is interested in trains, or in the Museum’s historic and educational programs. The Member receives a pass that identifies him/her as a Museum member with free admission to the Museum, library and facilities during regular business hours, plus notice of Museum activities, programs, events, e-newsletter, and membership-only opportunities that benefit you and your Railroad Museum.
Family Membership:
$75 per year
Two adults/children, non-transferable.
This membership is designed for families who are interested in trains, or in the Museum’s historic and educational programs. The Member receives a pass that identifies them as a Museum member with free admission to the Museum, library and facilities during regular business hours, plus notice of Museum activities, programs, events, e-newsletter, and membership-only opportunities that benefit you and your Railroad Museum.
Volunteer Membership:
$20 per year
One person, Non- transferable.
Each volunteer receives a pass that identifies him/her as a Museum volunteer member and permission to access the Museum, library and facilities during regular business hours, plus notice of Museum activities, programs, events, and volunteer-only opportunities which benefit you and your Railroad Museum. Contact the Museum Director for specific requirements to qualify.
The HIGH IRON CLUB – Sustaining Level of Membership:
Golden Spike Level ($2,500 or more)
Silver Spike Level ($500 – $2,499)
Tin Spike Level ($100-$499)
For Supporters and Corporate Partners that wish to contribute the SDSRM at a higher annual level. Every High Iron Club member donating $250 or more will be recognized in The Waybill newsletter; on signage in the Museum; free admission passes to the Museum; notice of special Museum activities and programs; e-newsletter; and membership-only opportunities that benefit you and your Railroad Museum.
$35 per year
One person, Non- transferable.
This membership is designed for anyone who is interested in trains, or in the Museum’s historic and educational programs. The Member receives a pass that identifies him/her as a Museum member with free admission to the Museum, library and facilities during regular business hours, plus notice of Museum activities, programs, events, e-newsletter, and membership-only opportunities that benefit you and your Railroad Museum.
Family Membership:
$75 per year
Two adults/children, non-transferable.
This membership is designed for families who are interested in trains, or in the Museum’s historic and educational programs. The Member receives a pass that identifies them as a Museum member with free admission to the Museum, library and facilities during regular business hours, plus notice of Museum activities, programs, events, e-newsletter, and membership-only opportunities that benefit you and your Railroad Museum.
Volunteer Membership:
$20 per year
One person, Non- transferable.
Each volunteer receives a pass that identifies him/her as a Museum volunteer member and permission to access the Museum, library and facilities during regular business hours, plus notice of Museum activities, programs, events, and volunteer-only opportunities which benefit you and your Railroad Museum. Contact the Museum Director for specific requirements to qualify.
The HIGH IRON CLUB – Sustaining Level of Membership:
Golden Spike Level ($2,500 or more)
Silver Spike Level ($500 – $2,499)
Tin Spike Level ($100-$499)
For Supporters and Corporate Partners that wish to contribute the SDSRM at a higher annual level. Every High Iron Club member donating $250 or more will be recognized in The Waybill newsletter; on signage in the Museum; free admission passes to the Museum; notice of special Museum activities and programs; e-newsletter; and membership-only opportunities that benefit you and your Railroad Museum.
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