Gundagai Railway Station

Self guided tour: Cya on the Road - Gundagai Railway Station

The Gundagai Railway Station was built in 1885 and was officially declared open for public use on 1 June 1886. First services along the new branch line were the service contractor trains and, once the line officially opened to Gundagai, passengers, mail and freight were also carried.

Featuring the only slate-roofed Goods Shed in NSW, the Gundagai Railway Station was restored to its original glory in the 1990s.

Displays within the railway station today recall the travelling past when trains ran regularly on the now-closed Cootamundra–Tumut branch line.

A photographic record of the restoration project, along with a range of historic railway artefacts, can also be viewed.

Visitor Information

The Gundagai Railway Station and Museum is independently owned and operated by the Gundagai Historic Bridges Inc. and is not managed by Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council or the Gundagai Visitor Information Centre.

While every effort is made by the managing committee to welcome visitors, opening hours are subject to volunteer availability and cannot be guaranteed. We recommend allowing flexibility when planning your visit.

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