The Evansville Museum Transportation Center is a dynamic part of the Museum’s campus. The exhibitions of EMTRAC interpret transportation in Southern Indiana from the latter part of the Nineteenth Century through the mid-Twentieth Century. Divided into four areas, visitors first enter River/Rail/Aviation Hall. Highlights of this exhibit include an interactive riverboat pilothouse, an exhibition recalling Evansville’s first contact with aviation, and a turn-of-the-century waiting room that overlooks the Museum’s historic railroad. Upon departing River/Rail/Aviation Hall, visitors step out onto a train platform that is home to the Museum’s train. On exhibition at the Museum since 1967, the train provides people with an opportunity to examine the exterior and interior of three historic railroad cars--a 1908 0-6-0 steam switch engine, a fully equipped 1926 club car, and a circa 1900 caboose.

The Evansville Museum is a place to look out for. Apart from the regular artifacts on display, one can indulge in loads of other activities. It houses The Koch Planetarium which is very informative. It conducts Girl Scout Programs and separate classes in art for adults as well as toddlers. Visits can be planned in advance and special tours are also arranged for large or small groups by the museum. The museum also offers memberships with a host of benefits. The gift shop located at the entrance of the museum has a wide variety of original works of art up for grabs.