Located on Denison Street between Archer and Cambridge Streets, the museum features a restored Purrey Steam Tram, incorporating parts of one of the original nine tramcars and six trailers that operated in Rockhampton (1909 to 1939).

Built in the 1890’s, the museum can boast its true heritage with its renovated classic trains. With its state-of-the-art digital soundscape and life-like mannequins to take you back to World War II times. It is wheelchair accessible, has a tea room and plenty of parking (including buses).
Merchandise, light refreshments, soft drinks and water are available for purchase.

Conditions of Entry

If you are feeling unwell, please do not visit the museum. 

On operational Sundays Guidance Dogs are allowed on the premises but not allowed to board the tram due to safety regulations.

Archer Park Rail Museum Visitors Guide (PDF)
RRC brochure w/ tramline map, photos & Archer Park Station history (PDF)
Map of Rockhampton’s rail lines and wharves in 1947 (PDF)

Archer Park Rail Station is celebrating 125 years this year! We will be celebrating the 125 birthday on Sunday 17 November 2024 from 9am to 3pm at our 125^th anniversary day!