Heritage railroad

We arrived on a Sunday before 3 pm but the museum was closed. They have advertised the opening hours as 11 am to 3 pm.

Gingin Railway Station and Quarters is a good example of a Victorian era railway building in the Vernacular style, which has retained most of its original form and has been restored to its original condition.It is the only Midland Railway Company building that retains its original form and a significant component of the streetscape of Jones’ Street.Gingin Railway Station and Quarters forms part of a heritage precinct, which includes Gingin Hotel (1902), Granville Hotel (1860), St Luke’s Anglican Church (1860), Mrs. Jones’ Cottage (1859), and Uniting Church (1870).

Traveled to Northam twice now to see this museum and both times it was closed. Did check on both occasions that it was open, but when arrived it was closed.Don't bother!

I really liked this museum. There a lot of thing to see. Thanks John for the great excursion.

Fantastic museum, John was a wonderful guide who showed us through and explained the exhibits.

Adults $10.00; Seniors $8.00; Children (4-14yrs) $5.00Operates SAT + SUN + SCHOOL HOLIDAYSExcellent ride, forget about kids, a best experience of real passenger train service can be experienced by adults and recall childhood memories to talk about with kids.Both open and Cabin compartments available. Open will be bit windy (depends on when you visit).Parking is just in front of the train station.

Nice place to have a quiet lunch. Their BLT toasted sandwich is delicious.

Definitely worth a visit. Friendly staff with an excellent knowledge of the area

Good place to start a walk then return to visit the cafe's

Must-see in Northam, great tour by John who had great wit and was very informative. Awesome to see so much history being preserved here.