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Rewari Railway Heritage Museum

Rewari Railway Heritage Museum

heritage site · Haryana

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Haryana
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Heritage Site

The shed dates to 1893 and is the only steam locomotive shed left standing in India, which would be reason enough — but the thing to see is the Fairy Queen, built in 1855 and still able to run, the oldest working steam locomotive anywhere. Several of India's last surviving steam engines sit here with it. It is 400 m north of the entrance to Rewari railway station, so you can arrive by train and walk, and it pairs obviously with the National Rail Museum in Delhi, 79 km away. Go for the machines; that is what is here.

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Only surviving steam shedThe 1855 Fairy QueenBuilt in 1893Last steam locomotives

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