Doolittle Station
Step into Doolittle Station, a meticulously crafted replica of a typical B&O railroad station that transports visitors back in time. The station houses a train museum, an 1880s-style boardroom, and beautifully preserved vintage rail cars. Inside the museum, railroad enthusiasts will discover an extensive collection of memorabilia, including hundreds of photographs documenting the rich history of local rail travel. Among the station's most prized artifacts is Theodore Roosevelt's personal train chair, which carried him across the United States during his presidential campaign—a tangible connection to American history.
Lunch at Angry Goat Gastropub
Enjoy lunch in a spacious atmosphere. While you wait for your delicious food to arrive, enjoy the indoor golf simulator, outdoor fire pits, and axe-throwing.
DuBois Historical Society
Three buildings, full of DuBois history exhibits and artifacts, including those from business and industry, lumbering, mining, architecture, farm and grange life, and Genealogy resources available.
Explore Downtown DuBois On Your Own
Founded in 1835 by lumber baron John DuBois, the city has become home to many historical landmarks and milestones that define the region. Among its treasures is the Reitz Theatre, renowned for showcasing both quality local talent and professional entertainment. The vibrant downtown district invites exploration with its eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, coffeehouses, and specialty stores, all woven seamlessly together to create a charming and walkable experience. Be sure to visit Winkler Art Gallery, Hockman's Candy, Queen of Tarts, Brady Street Florist, Deja Brew Coffee, Junk Dealers Daughter, Two Birch Winery, and DV Merchants.