Armidale Railway Museum

The Bi-Centennial Railway Museum was opened in 1988 to commemorate the men who built the Great Northern Railway. The Armidale Railway Station was built by Edmond Lonsdale in 1882, and welcomed its first train in February 1883. The fine cast iron work was completed at New England Foundry in Uralla by Henry Sheldon Goddard. The ornamental chimneys and mouldings are typical of buildings of this period. At its peak it was the largest single employer in the district....

Entry Cost

$1 to $2

Product Types

• Galleries, Museums and Collections
• Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Tourism Organisation

• NSW - Local - Armidale Tourism
• NSW - Local - New England High Country

Facilities found here

• Carpark
• Public Toilet

Accessibility Information

• Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. (This includes people using walking frames and mobility aids)