BOYANUP
Discover the rail and industrial heritage of the South West at Boyanup.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
The Centre normally opens on the fourth Sunday of each month, except December. Special running days and event times may vary.
OPENING
Open days are held on the fourth Sunday of the month, except December. Check What’s On before travelling.
LOCATION
Plan your journey and check current visitor information before your visit.
MORE INFORMATION
Visit the South West Rail and Heritage Centre website for current notices and local information.
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Known as the home of 1898 Australian-built steam locomotive G233 Leschenault Lady the South West Rail and Heritage Centre, situated in Boyanup is dedicated to the rail and industrial heritage of the South West. It is a partnership between Rail Heritage WA and the Boyanup Foundation Inc, is currently home to five resident groups, all of which contribute to the common goal of preserving and growing awareness of the heritage of the region.
The railway collection includes Leschenault Lady, Y 71 – a steam locomotive that worked on timber lines, TA 1807 – a former Westrail diesel that then worked at the Bunbury Power Station, an exceptional collection of carriages including ‘dog-box’ compartment cars dating back to the 19th century and from named trains such as the Australind.
Open days are the fourth Sunday of the month (except December) and short passenger train rides happen 2 or 3 times a year – usually behind Leschenault Lady.
Visit the South West Rail and Heritage Centre website or Facebook for more information.
22 November 2026 · South West Rail and Heritage Centre, Boyanup
Sunday 22 November 2026 · 9 am–2 pm South West Rail & Heritage Centre, Turner Street, Boyanup WA. Celebrate our railway heritage. Experience the inside of the 1987…
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