Alexandra Railway Station (1909)
RestoredThe centrepiece of the site — an early-twentieth-century broad-gauge station with platform, canopy and offices, painted and repaired in 2020 with support from the Murrindindi Shire.
Heritage architecture
Our buildings
An exquisitely preserved 1909 station precinct — plus rare surviving light-railway buildings that anchor the collection.
Goods shed
In useNow doubles as a store for smaller locomotives and carriages, and as a railway museum and workshop space.
Ruoak locomotive shed (1936)
Relocated 1995A large double-track engine shed built by the Ruoak Lumber Company at the nearby Alexandra sawmill in 1936 to house the two Kelly & Lewis diesel locomotives. Relocated to the station site in 1995 — one of only two surviving light-railway locomotive sheds in Victoria.
Single men's huts
Educational displayFour replica timber-workers' huts built by the Rotary Club of Alexandra, depicting the basic life of the sawmillers.
Souvenir & parcel rooms
Open on running daysHome to our Rails-to-Rubicon book sales, souvenirs and the digital screening of the Rails to Rubicon documentary.
Memorial garden & picnic area
Always openA sheltered barbecue and table setting with a perfect view of the railway.