What is the NSW Rail Transport Museum?
The NSW Rail Transport Museum (ABN 25 000 570 463) is an independent, not for profit company, established in 1962 for the purpose of collecting, preserving and presenting the railway heritage of NSW for the benefit of the community. The Museum has over 2000 members, including an active volunteer workforce of over 300 and a small number of full time staff. The Museum is administered by a voluntary Board and a Management Committee. The NSW Rail Transport Museum is a specialist provider of heritage train services and has provided rail tours for the enjoyment and education of the community since 1962. The Museum is accredited as a rail operator under the NSW Rail Safety Act 2002 and has network access rights on the NSW main line rail network. We also lease and maintain the 14 kilometre section of the original main southern railway from Picton to Thirlmere and Buxton. Our heritage trains operate on this line from Thirlmere on the first and third Sundays of each month, March to November, and
