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Welcome to the Heritage-listed Normanton railway station. Enjoy a self-guided walk around the station precinct and explore the museum, vintage locomotives, wagons, carriages, buildings and gardens.
Along the walk you will find stories about the station and the trains which operated along the railway line. There is plenty of memorabilia and interesting items on display, all collected from the local area since the station was built in 1889.
Map: Self Guided Heritage Walk
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Locations to visit:
- Normanton railway station (museum, ticket office, gift shop, toilets)
- Flood trolley
- Going to water
- Camp wagons
- Goods shed crane
- Goods shed
- DL4 and RM60
- The original Gulflander
- Freight wagons
- Carriage shade
- B12 and B13 locomotive frames
- Waiting shed
- Workshop artefacts
- New sleeper, old sleeper
- B13 class steam locomotive
Please note that the museum is open when our team is on duty at the station but opening times can vary.
Stay safe
Your safety is our priority. Please take care while walking around the station and yard. There may be times our team is not on duty at the station.
Please follow these precautions while visiting our station:
Look out for trains
Normanton railway station is an operational rail yard. If you see any approaching trains, stop and move at least three metres away from the tracks.
Watch your step
Ensure you are wearing sturdy footwear and be mindful of any uneven ground. Stay on the designated path and crossings and step over the rails as they can be slippery.
Take care of yourself
It can get very hot and humid in this region, please protect yourself with sunscreen, wear a hat and drink plenty of water.
We take this opportunity to acknowledge the traditional country of the Gkuthaarn, Kukatj, Kurtijar and Tagalaka Peoples which the Gulflander travels through. We pay respect to Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge their spiritual connection to their lands and waterways and ask their ancestors to watch over us as we tread lightly on Country.
Images courtesy of Tourism and Events Queensland.