The Railway Museum is located in the old Indaiatuba railway station, built in 1880 through public fundraising and later donated to the Railway Company. The museum houses the Locomotive No. 10, manufactured in 1874 in the United States and acquired by D. Pedro II, a landmark in Brazilian railway history. Additionally, it features a collection of about 400 cataloged objects. Part of the station also hosts the Tourist Information Point (PIT).

The Railway Museum is part of the Viva a História Routes. 

For further information please access: 

https://www.indaiatuba.sp.gov.br/cultura/departamento-de-preservacao-e-memoria/centro-historico/

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