Western Railway Heritage Gallery - Heritage museum in Mumbai - Mumbai, India

If you are interested in history about trains, then this place should be on your visit list. This place shows the history of the Trains in India. Adults and Kids can learn a lot about trains in this place. Entry is free of charge, great initiative by the Railway department. When you enter the main building the museum is located on the left side. You can ask the staff for directions in case of any confusion, because due to lack of foot falls, the staff usually keeps the lights inside the museum off, in order to save the electricity. Not many people are aware of its existence. Anyways the place is well maintained, worth visiting.

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Interesting history and museum, however make sure to club it with additional places close by because it's a small museum and takes 10-15 min to see the entire thing. There is a nice real train in the front that my toddlers enjoyed exploring.

If you like trains, this museum is something that I would definitely suggest. It is an under-appreciated gem. There are various exhibits that walk you through the history of Indian railway. It even has relics of actual instruments, meters, and even the cutlery used in the railway in olden times. Though small in size, it is filled with interesting information. What's more, there is no entry fee. The only thing is that it doesn't seem to be that popular, and may not find it right away. So if you want to visit it, just take the first left after you enter through the main entrance of the Western Railway Head Quarters. The Western Railway Head Quarters building is right in front of the Churchgate railway station.

Located at churchgate opposite to station. Small museums nothing much to see.

If you like trains, this museum is something that I would definitely suggest. It is an under-appreciated gem. There are various exhibits that walk you through the history of Indian railway. It even has relics of actual instruments, meters, and even the cutlery used in the railway in olden times.

It is a nice place to learn about trains and have fun with friends and family.

Conserving heritage, Western Railway has opened Heritage Gallery at its headquarters building at Churchgate, Mumbai. The Gallery has recently been renovated. It is a collection of various models of BB&CI era, the precursor of Western Railway. Many notes of agents of BB&CI dating back to 1860s have also been displayed. Suburban timetable of 1948, steam engine model, signalling equipment, Model of 1928 EMUs, working model of Auxiliary Warning System, etc. have been beautifully displayed. The gallery gives an insight about the development of lines on Western Region of India. The BB&CI map dating back to 1930s shows us that the Western line started from Mumbai via Vadodara, Ratlam connected GIP Railway at Mathura to reach Delhi and further Peshawar. The Frontier Mail (Golden Temple Mail) used to run up to Peshawar. The Gallery is open for public free of cost during working hours and on special occasions.