Welcome to the Victorian Railway Museum located at historic Brickston-upon-Studs station!

Once a busy station in the Victorian age the building hosts a railway museum nowadays.

Next to the building you will find an old steam locomotive which is the highlight of the exhibition. Step inside and slip into the role of a 19th century train driver.

The building itself is inspired by classic 19th century station architecture which also includes cast iron structures at the platform roof and balcony.

Inside you will find a small shop where you can buy books, railway network maps, cups or even model railway kits.

Upstairs there is a railway model layout and some stuff from the golden age of steam railway.

Although the station is no longer used for regular train services the tracks can still be used for heritage railway trains.

10 minifigures include:

museum's director + staff member

a family of five

a travelling pair and a conductor from the Victorian age

Dimensions are about 64 studs (length) x 40 studs (width) x 36 studs (height)

If you also have a soft spot for bricks, history and railway then please help me turn Victorian Railway Station into a set and relive the golden age of steam railway by supporting this design and sharing the submission with your friends. Thank you so much!