“The Junee Roundhouse is one of few surviving, working railway Roundhouses in the Southern Hemisphere. It was the last steam locomotive depot built for New South Wales Railways.
On permanent display at the Roundhouse are several diesel locomotives, passenger carriages, two steam locomotives, a guard’s van and a number of trikes.”
Accessibility Information
Mobility accessibility features:
Level or ramp access to front entrance
Accessible toilet
Mobility Information:
The following are excerpts from Havewheelchairwilltravel.net:
"Entry into the museum is step-free.
The historic building does have standard size doorways which may be too narrow for some larger wheelchairs. BJ’s chair fitted through all the spaces with his off-road tyres which makes it 64cm wide.
While the inside of the carriages are only accessible to visitors with some mobility, these carriages are fitted with stairs with hand rails.
A large accessible bathroom doubles as a ladies toilet stall."
