Meridian, MS, November 7, 2026 — The Soule Steam Museum, located in Meridian, Mississippi, recently held its Live Steam Show day, offering attendees a glimpse into the era of steam power. The event featured the museum’s collection of operational steam engines and machinery, demonstrating their functionality and historical significance.

Visitors traveled from various parts of the country to attend the show. A notable aspect of the event was the presence of individuals who brought their own vintage steam engines that were originally manufactured at the Soule plant. This allowed for a direct comparison and appreciation of the legacy of Soule-made steam equipment.

The Soule Steam Museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the industrial heritage associated with steam power. Events like the Live Steam Show day serve to educate the public and enthusiasts about the mechanics and history of these powerful machines.

While the summary indicates visitors came from across the country and some brought their own Soule-manufactured engines, specific details regarding the number of attendees, the variety of engines displayed, or the duration of the event were not provided. Further information regarding the museum’s operational schedule or future events was also not detailed in the summary.


Story summarized from the original created by Zack Rogers on www.wtok.com, see more information here.

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