Sponsored: Make reservations now for Valentine’s Dinner Secret City Train Ride

Make reservations now for the Valentine’s Dinner Secret City Scenic Excursion Train Ride!

What: Valentine’s Dinner Secret City Scenic Excursion Train Ride

When: Thursday, February 12—6 p.m.; Friday, February 13—6 p.m.; February 14—6 p.m.

Where: Depart from the Heritage Center at 2010 Highway 58 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee

Reservations: Tickets are $70 per person, and seating is extremely limited. For reservations, meal selections and other details, please contact our friendly ticket agent at (865) 241-2140.

Special Guest: Chef Andras and his crew will be providing a first class meal and service in our restored 1924 Southern Railway Dining Car.

Meal selections include:

• Bourbon marinated grilled eight-ounce filet of beef with burgundy demi sauce, caramelized onions, and rosemary roasted red potatoes.
• Chicken cordon bleu, grilled Cajun style shrimp with pesto cream sauce, wild rice with toasted almonds and cranberries.
• Vegetarian plate with spinach and feta stuffed baked vine ripe tomato with brie cream sauce and rosemary roasted red potatoes.

About the Scenic City Excursion Train Ride: Trains depart from the Heritage Center (formerly K-25) in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, a historic U.S. Department of Energy facility where research and development plunged the United States into the Atomic Age. The train winds along Poplar Creek and Highway 327 in the beautiful hills and valleys of East Tennessee.  Each round trip travels approximately 14 miles and lasts about one hour. Trains are pulled by 1950s vintage diesel locomotives. Seating is in an air-conditioned coach and a dining car. Both climate-controlled coaches are restored from the 1940s era of passenger railroading. A concession car has souvenirs, gifts, and snacks for sale.  For more information visit http://www.secretcityrailroad.com/

About the Southern Appalachia Railway Museum: The Southern Appalachia Railway Museum (SARM) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located near Knoxville, Tennessee, and it is dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and operation of historical railroad equipment, as well as the preservation of the railroad history of the Southern Appalachia Region. The museum sponsors the operation of the Secret City Excursion train in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, which operates many times throughout the year.  For more information, visit http://www.secretcityrailroad.com/.