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Port Lincoln Railway Museum

The Port Lincoln Railway Museum is housed in the ground floor of the heritage-listed Port Lincoln station building, and in the nearby freight shed. There is a vast array of memorabilia from the SAR and AN days on Eyre Peninsula. Archives include photographs, documents, hand-written registers and journals, and a large collection of drawings dating back to 1905. The freight shed houses larger displays, including a number of items of rolling stock representative of those used on Eyre Peninsula (and including two types which were unique to the Port Lincoln Division). In the shed there are several section cars, and displays of track components, workshop facilities and typical railwayman accommodations. Check the Museum's website or Facebook page for details on opening times and days.
Port Lincoln Railway Museum, housed in the Port Lincoln railway station
Displays inside the original station parcels office
Passenger services display
Railway surveyors display
Theatrette and grain handling display
Larger displays in old freight shed
Gangers tent display
Location and DirectionsRailway Place Port Lincoln South Australia 5606 Australia
Indicative Prices
$6 to $8
Adults $8, concession $6
Child
$3
Children over 12 $3, under 12 accompanied by adult free.
Product Types
  • Galleries, Museums and Collections
  • Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
  • Landmarks and Buildings
Facilities
  • Carpark
  • Gallery / Museum
  • Public Toilet
Accessibility
  • Does not cater for people with access needs.