North Bundaberg Railway Museum

North Bundaberg Railway Station. Courtesy of Bundaberg Railway Historical Society Inc. Photo: Jim Morris

This museum is the preserved original North Bundaberg Railway Station, built in 1881. This Railway Historical Museum is a train-buffs haven with memorabilia, signal cabin, guard’s van, old rolling stock, miniature diesel loco, ganger shed and more.

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28 Station Street, North Bundaberg, QLD

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0411 384 319

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Toilets

Guided tours by request

Opening hours

MondayClosed

Tuesday9am – 2.30pm

WednesdayClosed

Thursday9am – 2.30pm

FridayClosed

Saturday9am – 2.30pm

SundayClosed

More information about North Bundaberg Railway Museum…

Bundaberg’s first railway station, built in 1881 was used as an outlet for the Mt Perry railway bringing copper from the mines. Now it is preserved as a Museum displaying photos, uniforms and catering items, office records, engine driver’s manuals, tools, timetables and rule books.