As anybody in West Virginia knows, the formation of America’s railroads is a big part of West Virginia’s development and history. So it’s no surprise that one of the most historic towns in the state has a train-themed restaurant. If you have ever spent a Sunday afternoon playing with trains, or even building a train table with your Dad, then a visit to this restaurant is sure to feel a bit nostalgic.

Hannah’s Train Depot is located in historic Harpers Ferry. The restaurant is hard to miss, as it is essentially a train car with an extended restaurant attached.

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Outside the train car, you will see a smoker and a design aesthetic geared toward its railroad theme. There is patio seating available for nice days, and space in the train car and the extended restaurant.

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Inside, you will see the design aesthetic continue with model trains on the windowsill and on a track mounted near the ceiling.

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The restaurant specializes in barbecue and seafood. The menu includes ribs, pulled pork, po’ boys, hot dogs and subs.

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They also have a unique design aesthetic on one end of the interior train car - the wall is decorated by a likely uncountable number of people who have passed through its doors. There are signatures, phrases and drawings scrawled all over this section of wall.

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Hannah’s is a great place to stop for a meal while exploring this historic little city, and its nostalgic charm is sure to leave an impression.

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Hannah’s Train Depot is located at 201 Potomac Street in Harpers Ferry. They are open 7 days a week from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more information, their phone number is 304-535-1333.

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What other train themed restaurants do you enjoy? Feel free to comment below and join the discussion.

To learn more about West Virginia, check out this fascinating train park in Pocahontas County.

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