Russian Railway Museum
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Location | Saint Petersburg |
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Coordinates | 59°54′21″N 30°17′52″E / 59.905750°N 30.297753°E |
Website | rzd-museum |
The Russian Railway Museum is situated next to Baltiysky Railway station in Saint Petersburg.The museum opened to public on November 1 2017. [1] The museum utilizes the nineteenth century locomotive shed of the Peterhof Railway built in 1857 – 1858, however a large second exhibition building and open exhibition areas have been added. [1]
Overview
Many of the exhibits were previously displayed in the October Railway Museum at the former Varshavsky railway station. However, more exhibits have been added to the collection and much of the museum collection is under the roof. Full descriptions of exhibits are provided in both Russian and English. The whole story of railways is shown from Richard Trevithick to the present day. [1] Two HO railway models are also present. One model is of Russia’s first passenger railway - the Tsarskoye Selo Railway and the second of Vladivostok Station. [1] The RT-23 Molodets railway missile train and the Obukhovskii_12"/52_Pattern_1907_gun#1938_Railway_gun_TM-3-12 Railway gun are parked outside at the open exhibition area. [1]
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Steam locomotive SO17-2413
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Model of Yefim and Miron Cherepanov's locomotive
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Official Saloon Car of the Chinese Eastern Railway
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Steam locomotive S017-2286 outside the Museum
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cutaway Russian locomotive class Er 791-81
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Er 791-81 showing the pit for viewing the underside
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Steam locomotive SOm17-1137
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Industrial steam tank locomotive 9P-15387
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Passenger steam locomotive Su 253-15
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Russian locomotive class Er 750-04
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Finnish VR Class Tk3-1105 steam locomotive
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Oil fired Tank steam locomotive b-2023. Built in 1897 by Kolomna Works
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TT-1770 a captured German Trophy. She is a re-gauged Prussian T 9.3
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Russian locomotive class Od-1080 a Nineteenth Century Freight locomotive
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Russian locomotive class FD 1103 steam locomotive and Fireless Locomotive No.9305
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Steam locomotive S.68, one of only 2 surviving pre-revolutionary Russian Passenger locomotives
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Model of Provorny Russia’s first main line passenger locomotive built by Robert Stephenson and Company for the Tsarskoye Selo Railway
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Model Railway of Vladivostok
See also
- The Museum of the Moscow Railway, at Paveletsky railway station, Moscow
- Rizhsky railway station, Home of the Moscow Railway Museum
- History of rail transport in Russia
- List of railway museums (worldwide)
- Heritage railways
- List of heritage railways
- Restored trains
- Finland Station, St.Petersburg
- Emperor railway station in Pushkin town
- List of Russian steam locomotive classes
- Tsarskoye Selo Railway
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