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Austin Steam Train Association
Basic Information
Address: 401 E Whitestone Blvd, Suit C-100
Phone Number: 5124778468
Director: Janaye Melsha
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Additional Information
Causes Served: History, Education
Population Served: Thousands of passengers each year
Ages for Volunteer: 14+
Hours of Service: Shortest route is 6 hours total
Minimum Hours Required: Preferably one train a month
Days of Service: Weekends
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Austin Steam Train Association is to preserve, interpret and re-create the first-hand experience of historic steam-era railroading for the enjoyment and edification of today's families and the generations to come.
Events:
We run trains year round on weekends with special events, such as Day Out With Thomas, several times a year.
Volunteering for the Austin Steam Train Association (ASTA) is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet people from around the world while working for a professional railroad organization. We have many volunteer opportunities for you to choose from. We provide all the training you need to step on board today.
ON BOARD SERVICES
Meet fellow train enthusiasts and make friends while entertaining guests on board our vintage train cars.
Car Attendants
Concession Car Attendants
Trainman
TRAIN CREW
Become a weekend railroader and join the train crew. All required classes and tests are offered on site.
Brakeman
Conductor
Engineer
SPECIALTIES
Be a special character on one of our special themed rides for kids.
Depot Princess on the Princess Flyer
Super Hero on the Super Hero Train
Story Teller Elfs, Caroling Elfs, Santa or Mrs. Claus on the North Pole Flyer
AND MORE!
Do you have a special skill you'd like to share with ASTA? Let us know at volunteers@austinsteamtrain.org and see how you can put your special skills to work on board the Austin Steam Train Association!