Martisco Station Museum

A railroad depot from 1870 is the star of Martisco Station Museum, a restored former New York Central station. The little station sits out in the countryside between Camillus and Marcellus, and today it works as a small museum for visitors who like local history and trains.

Stations like this were once the link between farm towns and the wider world, and the building gives a feel for how people and goods moved through the region by rail. It makes a quiet, easy stop for history fans, photographers and families out exploring the back roads of Onondaga County.

What to Know

• The station was built in 1870 and was part of the New York Central line.
• It has been restored and now operates as a museum.
• Hours are limited, so check before you make the drive.
• It sits at the end of a quiet road between Camillus and Marcellus, so it rewards a little back-road driving.
• Featured by Visit Syracuse, the Onondaga County tourism bureau.