The park's rolling stock includes steam locomotives, diesel and electric locomotives and a collection of riding cars that were donated by Guy Stillman in the late 1960's.
Four model railroad clubs representing various scales call the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park home. The clubs have been a fixture since the park opened and their layouts represent amazing detail and workmanship.
France sent 49 boxcars to the US in appreciation for relief efforts following WWII. Arizona's boxcar was moved to the park in 1985.
Guy Stillman moved his family to Scottsdale and began plans to build the Paradise and Pacific model train set up on his ranch property.
Scottsdale Railroad and Mechanical Society by Guy Stillman to provide technical expertise to the park.
The 1894 vintage Peoria Depot was moved to the park from 83rd Avenue, where it was in service until 1972.
Residents celebrated the grand opening of McCormick Railroad Park with free train rides, games, music, & shootouts.
The Magma Copper Co. steam locomotive was acquired by the Scottsdale Railroad & Mechanical Society for $7,500.
Pegi and Bob Sanders of Scottsdale brought the park's first carousel, restored it and supervised its installation.
Park renamed McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park in honor of its founder and patron, the late Guy Stillman.
New replica of the 1913-vintage Clifton Station in Clifton, Arizona built to serve as a park headquarters and souvenir shop.
