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The Town of Alberton began celebrating its Railroad heritage in the 1980s, after the Milwaukee Railroad stopped operating and the tracks were torn up from the main street, which is called Railroad Avenue.

Today you can still see the concrete pillar used to turn the train boxcars in the opposite direction. And every Third Saturday in July, the community celebrates all things railroad, including a Hunt The Golden Spike Treasure Hunt.

NOTE:
The Town of Alberton does not organize this annual event. It is organized by volunteers. For more information on how to become a Vendor, participate in the Parade, or anything else (including volunteering) visit the online platforms:

Railroad Day is always the Third Saturday in July

Get Involved!

Become a Vendor

Showcase your crafts, goods, or food to the community. We welcome local artisans and businesses to be a part of the celebration.


Join the Parade

Enter a float, classic car, or community group in our grand parade. It's a fantastic way to show your community spirit.