The Walkaway Station Museum is an impressive museum which will be of great interest to any rail enthusiast or historian. Wander through the beautiful old railway station building to visualise how the station would have operated in the late 1800s. See where the station master lived and worked and learn about the history of this small community.
There are documents and memorabilia relating to the history of the Midland Railway Company. The museum also has records of local burials, family histories and photographs and other social history from the Walkaway area and surroundings. In the grounds there is an old locomotive called B6, the only one of its type left in the world. The new Goods Shed houses restored rolling stock – Steam Loco O218, and a restored Carriage.
LOCATION
Railway Station, Padbury Road, Walkaway WA 6528
OPENING TIMES
Tuesday to Friday: 10am to 4pm
Saturday and Sunday: 1pm to 4pm
Closed Mondays and Public Holidays
CLOSED DURING SUMMER MONTHS –
Appointments for entry available
Ph. 08 9926 1976
ENTRY
$5 per person. Accompanied children under 15 free