The concept starting becoming a reality on 7th October , when the foundation stone was laid by the then President V. Giri at the site in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi. It took about six years to complete the museum and it was finally inaugurated on 1st February by the then Minister of Railways Kamlapati Tripathi.
The museum had a name change later and was called National Rail Museum after that. Some of the rarest exhibits showcasing the legacy of British and Indian royals can be seen inside the museum.
The National Rail Museum takes you to a journey of years in the past, where you get to see everything from a scale train, coach simulator, diesel simulator, steam simulator, different types of signaling instruments, Indian railway uniforms, telecommunications systems used in Indian Railway, antique railway furniture, and even builder plates for the companies engaged in the construction of locomotives.
A lot of railway exhibits and infrastructure are displayed to give a true picture of Indian Railways have evolved during the years gone by.
One can also find railways artifacts and train models, both in static and working conditions in the indoor sections of the state-of-the-art National Rail Museum. The outdoor gallery: As much engaging is the indoor section of the National Rail Museum, so is the outdoor section as well. The outdoor section of the museum depicts the setting of a railway yard. It houses a variety of engines and coaches including electric, diesel and steam locomotives. This section also showcases a wonderful collection of wagons, armoured trains, carriages, and rail cars.
And no, they are not models. There are some original lifesize exhibits, that have been maintained for the visitors to see for ages. One can find some of the rarest exhibits like the Fairy Queen, which is the oldest working steam locomotive in the world.
The Patiala State Monorail is also seen in the yard, which is one of the few working monorails of the world. The Morris Fire Engine, placed close to the entrance is not to be missed as it is one of its kind running on rubber tyres.
Do not miss peeping inside the wagons to get the real glimpse of the elegant royal interiors and the imperial trains of the old times.
Photo opportunities: Getting clicked at the National Rail Museum is an opportunity worth it. Do not miss posing against some of the most exotic and vintage coaches and locomotives. All the exhibits are special in itself and have historical significance. Each has a unique story. In this collection. India items. Delhi 73 items. New Delhi 72 items. Chanakyapuri 72 items. National Rail Museum 72 items. Metal 34 items. Explore Fireless Locomotive - Henschell Explore Darjeeling Himalayan Railway B Michael Graham Satow a rail enthusiast.
Shri V. M at its present site in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, on October 7, The Rail Transport Museum was planned as a part of a larger complex covering the history of Railways, Roadways, Airways and Water-ways in India, which later on developed into a full-fledged National Rail Museum in the year The first of its kind in the country, The National Rail Museum covers a land area of over 11 acres and the indoor gallery comprises an elegantly designed octagonal building, housing six display galleries, and a large open display area laid out to simulate the atmosphere of a railway yard.
On this auspicious occasion speeches were delivered by shri V. Giri, President of India, Shri K. Hanumanthaiya, Minister for Railways.
The task of thanks giving fell on Shri M. Besides the President, Minister for Railways, Dy. Minister for Railways the following were present: Shri B. Baliga, Member Staff. Shri K. Sundara Rajan, Financial Commissioner. Swaminathan, Member Transportation. Chatterjee, Member Mechanical , Shri M. Bery, General Manager, Northern Rly.
Take time to enjoy the outstanding unique Toy Train. Also be sure to check out the miniature structures, scenery, vehicles etc that populates this Museum. But you can get on it. The train is designed to haul adults and children of all ages around the layout and each car can accommodate a combination of adults and children. It travels at a leisurely pace which provides time to view all the interesting outdoor exhibits, waterfall, bridges, tunnels and artifacts around the NRM. This is largest working railway model layout of India.
Welcome to miniature India at the National Rail Museum — It is one of the most popular attractions for people of all ages. It will bring back fond memories of yester years and will allow you to pip into the future. Miniature India depicts different kinds of landscape models of scale.
The working models, passenger trains, goods train, bullet trains, mono rail, metro trains, and even steam trains in the hilly region will enthrall one and all. You can also watch a cricket match at the model Wankhede Stadium. Your visit will be memorable and it will bring back fond memories of yester years and will allow you to pip into the future. Rail Garden will depict different kinds of models Watch trains move around the heritage structures such as V.
You will enjoy your day at Indoor Gallery as we take you on a journey starting from the earlier modes of transportation in India right through till date and further into the future.
The Indian Railways which now employs 1. The modern Indoor Gallery is a unique combination of historical collection, train models, interactive games, modern simulators, and cutting edge communication. The Museum is divided into the six sections to cover all major aspects of Indian Railways.
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