In downtown Scranton, Steamtown National Historic Site is the only National Park solely dedicated to the history of steam railroading and the people who brought it to life. It features steam locomotives, restored cabooses, freight cars, and passenger coaches dating from the early 20th century. The fifty-two-acre site includes an active Locomotive Repair Shop and Roundhouse with an operational turntable, along with a museum complex containing a Visitor Center, History and Technology museums, and a two hundred fifty-seat HD Surround-Sound theater. Throughout the year, visitors can take seasonal passenger excursions, watch an educational film, and observe the restoration of classic rolling stock representing America's industrial past.