Lachlan Valley Railway Heritage Centre
Highlights
View rare steam, diesel, and vintage rail carriages on display
Discover a unique war memorial in heritage railway gardens
Overview
Lachlan Valley Railway Heritage Centre is the Museum location of the operational Lachlan Valley Railway Society Co-operative Ltd.
It covers an area of approximately two hectares, encompassing the 1923 Cowra Locomotive Depot and Roundhouse. Several large sheds have been constructed over the last forty years to protect and display the Society's non-operational rolling stock. This includes three steam locomotives, several diesel locomotives, timber and aluminium rail cars and around fifty timber and steel carriages and goods wagons.
Entry fees apply, and there is a guide on site to answer questions. A self-guided brochure with a map is freely available and visitors are invited to wander the site as they wish. The site also includes a war memorial dedicated to railway soldiers from the area, set in gardens once tendered by the railway men themselves.