After the trip to Silverton, we returned to the depot the following morning to tour the museum. As we arrived, the first run to Silverton that day was getting ready to depart. After the train left, we entered the museum which is in a portion of the roundhouse. The other part of the roundhouse was not open to visitors but we were able to peek out a rear door and see the turntable and some equipment stored nearby.

Image	Description
	Morning train getting ready to depart for Silverton
	Open-side coach adjacent to the museum entrance
	Rio Grande Southern locomotive #42 in the museum
	Side view of Rio Grande Southern #42 and her tender
	D&S engine 476 with her boiler door open
	Trucks and plows stored outside of the roundhouse
	Standard coach 270, "Pinkerton" near the turntable
	Diesel switcher #7, "Big Al", on one of the turntable tracks
	Observation car #83, "Nomad", on a track beyond the turntable
	Private car of the Harpers, owners of the Durango & Silverton Railroad
	D&S caboose #0505 in them museum
	Caboose #0500 on display in the museum
	Wooden model of D&S engine #42
	"Silver Vista", deluxe open side car