The Murders & Misdemeanors gave a great overview of Bowling Green's shady past. Thanks to the tour guide, Sam, & his assistant for making the tour very enjoyable. Just wish it would have lasted a little longer.

The event sponsor scheduled several side tours. One of them was to the Louisville & Nashville Rail Park. There, we got to tour the L & N Depot, with a working model rail road and toured onboard a 12 inch to the foot scale train. It was headed up by Engine 796, an E8A locomotive. It was followed by a post office mail car (complete with replica reptiles), dining and cooking cars, passenger cars, and an observation car. There was also an army medical car. Nice day at the park. “Red and black, friend of Jack. Red and yellow….”

We did the Real Housewives of Bowling Green tour and it was fabulous! This is the second unseen BG tour I’ve done and it didn’t disappoint!

The trolley tour was wonderful. Debbie was an excellent guide and taught us so much about Bowling Green! We definitely recommend this tour !

The tour itself was very interesting but we wasted a good part of our morning when we could have been doing something else because the tickets we bought off of Tripadvisor had a 10am departure time but after waiting until almost 15 after, I called the tour company only to be told the tour didn't start until 11:15am... When the trolley arrived, the tour guide said she didn't have us on her list but after showing her our tickets she said, oh, it looks like Tripadvisor has our last year's hours still on the site. She honored our tickets but I think someone needs to fix this issue for future customers

TripAdvisor ripped me off. I'm sure that the Bowling Green Historic City Trolley Tours would have been great, problem is that even though TripAdvisor sold me two tickets for $40, the Bowling Green Historic City Trolley Tours only runs over the summer months, not in February. I bought the tickets as a surprise for my wife's Birthday. Boy was she surprised when the man from the Chamber of Commerce, working at the Corvette Museum, told us the bad news. He said that the Bowling Green Historic City Trolley Tours has told TripAdvisor not to sell tickets during the winter, but evidently, they haven't taken notice. Worst part is that in spite of my attempts to reach TripAdvisor to get my money refunded, I have heard nothing at this time. Will definitely try to do the tour another time. Will definitely not use TripAdvisor again unless they go above and beyond to make it right. Thanks

TripAdvisor booked this tour that doesn’t even run this time of year. Disappointed with TripAdvisor! Working on getting a refund..

What a wonderful way to discover the history of Bowling Green, as well as viewing its newest attractions. AIR CONDITIONED trolley in excellent condition, knowledgeable and fun guide, superb driver. Our guests from out of state enjoyed the experience, and those of us from the area increased our knowledge of what this city had to offer - both in the present and in the past.

I was a little apprehensive about going here, but really enjoyed it. Be aware, the railcars get warm in the summer, try to take a morning tour.

If you like trains you will love this. Love walking through them and having a knowledgeable guide. The museum was excellent, had great information on the history at the time of the trains. Can't wait to go back when they are done redoing the medical train car used during WWII.

This was probably the best thing we did in KY. Loved learning about the train and touring the train cars. Very informative.

Bowling Green’s Historic Railpark and Train Museum is housed in the preserved and historic L & N Depot building built in 1925. It has plenty of artifacts, an impressive model train set up, and old railcars to make any train fan happy. What makes this museum special is the guided tour describing the history and the people and the segregation that went on it the railroad. In the galley, sleeper, and postal car, the guide pointed out the positions of the staff and the hard work done at each station. She explained that all porters were African American and sadly, George Pullman required them to be called George which the porters hated. Our guide explained how the porters would sleep on the floor of the dining car or on a stool between the cars so they can be called upon. Porters were on call at night to get a ladder for people on the top bunk that needed to go the bathroom. They would work 400 hours a month (of a 730 hour month) I would not have learned this without the guide

A lot of history here and so much to see and do. Was amazed as walking in I thought it was going to be blah but was impressed

What an impressive depot for a small town like Bowling Green--the restoration for reuse as museum was very well planned. The tour of the train cars was fascinating, especially the mail car. The tour guide was excellent and was very thoughtful toward a young boy (2-3?) in our group in terms of pointing out things that might interest him and letting him push buttons as needed.

What a fantastic place! If you love trains and history, then this is your place! They have a cool museum, neat model train set up, rail yard, an actual Engine with historic rail cars to tour through (make sure you get a docent tour), and plenty more to see and do. Museum is handicap accessible-but I'm not so sure with the rail cars. You'll need about an hour and a half. Go have a great time!