Tenterfield Railway Station Museum

29/05/2026

Good afternoon to all on this lovely wet day. Trust everyone is getting the rain. Next Saturday the 6th June our Winter Market is on so we welcome you to come and check it out.
Enjoy a Cuppa and Sausage Sizzle during your visit.
The Borderline Regional Arts Association at the Barracks will run small Workshops in Conjunction with our Railway Markets, called Member for Members.
Vistors are welcome on the day to visit and observe.
The first Workshop at this market will be Gelli Plate Printing by
Sue Jurd.
Sounds interesting so make sure to pay a visit to the Barracks on the hill during your visit. Cheers

14/05/2026

14/05/2026

Last week, three representatives from Destination NSW spent several hours photographing our precinct. This week, we were also featured in a post by Sydney. We certainly are getting around.
In 2022, we were part of the National Experience Content Initiative (NECI), a Tourism Australia project delivered in collaboration with Destination NSW. The shot used in this post was from that project and featured Lara Flanagan ( Notes From), along with Archie, Rosie, and Kevin. Lara was, and still is, one of our biggest supporters, even after moving to West Wylong!
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Vibrant autumn foliage, heritage buildings, and national parks make Tenterfield one of the most scenic seasonal escapes in NSW.

08/05/2026

Hi Everyone. Nice chilly start to our beautiful sunny day.
Winter is coming and so are our June Winter Markets on the 6th.
Come and enjoy a morning walk around our Stall holders and view what they have to offer.
Enjoy a sausage sizzle and cuppa. Wander over to the Barracks on the Hill where you will find The Borderline Regional Arts Association
and check out their Mini Market. Cheers now

21/04/2026

The Railway Museum markets are done and dusted for April. The big question on everyone's lips is ... did we break the great sausage sizzle record? Well, almost!

The record is 154, we sold 117.5 which is an excellent attempt and thank you to everyone who helped us try and get over the line [pun intended].

Our next market is on Saturday, 6 June and we’d love to see everyone come visit and help us break this record.

Come meet our volunteers who will be more than happy to assist you with tea, coffee, softdrinks and water and of course, the ever important sausage.

06/04/2026

Yes, it's that time of year again up here at the Tenterfield Railway Museum. So if you have nothing to do on the 8th April, come up and join us for our AGM.
Yes, we are looking for more volunteers, but if you would like to come and just see what we are all about, then please do. And if our volunteers can't tempt you, I'm sure the morning tea will!!

06/04/2026

To all the Stall holders that attended our Smaller Easter Saturday Market a big Thank You for coming along. Was an enjoyable day and trust you all have had a Happy Easter.
We will see you all again on the 6th June for our Winter Market.
Until then stay well . Cheers.

30/03/2026

A reminder to our out-of-State visitors, north of the border and on the eastern coast, daylight savings time ceases this EASTER SUNDAY at 3.00 a.m. The time change is done at this odd hour to avoid confusing the Easter Bunny.

For the next 6 months those of us who live on the East Coast will all be on the same time zone.

So, there's no need to be disappointed when you arrive at the Museum believing you have more than an hour instead of a few minutes, to see all of its treasures.

Have a safe and Happy Easter.

30/03/2026

IT'S BACK!

The Tenterfield Railway Station Museum great sausage sizzle sales record breaking attempt will be on again at the upcoming market this EASTER SATURDAY, 4TH APRIL.

The sausage sales record was set at the Christmas 2025 market numbering 155. An attempt was made at the February market. So many of you bought multiple sausages to help us over that line. We almost made it, 132.5 sausages were enjoyed by everyone.

There was a late entry with one of our wonderful volunteers providing a vegan sausage. The scrutineers counted said sausage as a .5, however, the provider lodged a late objection. It was his belief that the sausage should have been counted as 2 and not .5.

What say you dear followers? Should a vegan sausage be counted as 2, 1, .5 or none?

Let us know in the comments.

The market opens at 8.00 a.m. and finishes at 12 noon. Entry is free for locals for the duration of the market.

The Museum will close at 4.00 p.m. [ADST].

A HAPPY EASTER TO EVERYONE FROM THE VOLUNTEERS AT THIS EXTRA SPECIAL MUSEUM AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO BREAKING THIS RECORD.