Today, The West Point Depot and Museum is again the hub for tourists and locals alike.

For the train enthusiast,

• State depository for relics recovered from the Chattahoochee River. Includes items from the native Creek Indian tribe and Battle of Fort Tyler.
• A caboose, restored and retrofitted to represent a day in the life of a railroad worker.
• A historical replica of CV Railway’s “Cotton for the Looms of West Point” boxcars used to deliver raw cotton to the textile mills of the West Point Manufacturing Company.
• A scale model of the Chattahoochee Valley Railway and the mill villages along its route in the 1950’s. Also features an extensive collection of railway tools.
• Memorabilia from the Chattahoochee Valley Railroad Company. The Chattahoochee Valley Railway was a short-line railway, purposed with delivering raw cotton to the textile mills of the West Point Manufacturing Company. Its last run was in 1992.
• A standard gauge train set, on loan by the Lanier family.