Rewari Railway Heritage Museum

Rewari Railway Heritage Museum, also known as the Rewari Steam Centre, is a railway heritage museum located at Rewari Junction in Rewari, Haryana. Housed in the historic steam locomotive shed built in 1893, it is India's only surviving steam loco shed. The museum preserves vintage steam locomotives including the 1855-built Fairy Queen, along with heritage coaches, artefacts and railway memorabilia showcasing India's railway history.

Visitors can expect to explore a large historic steam locomotive shed with broad-gauge and metre-gauge steam locomotives on display, including the Fairy Queen, one of the world's oldest working steam locomotives. The site includes the original shed structure, turntable, locomotives under restoration, a small museum gallery with photographs, models, tools and railway artefacts, and open yard areas where locomotives are parked. Guided tours explain locomotive operation and railway history.

The shed was built in 1893 to maintain steam locomotives on the Rajputana-Malwa Railway. After steam traction was phased out in the 1990s, it was the only steam loco shed retained in India. It was refurbished and reopened as a heritage museum in 2002 by Indian Railways. It preserves locomotives dating from 1855 to the 1960s, including the Fairy Queen (1855), listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest working steam locomotive.

The museum is a significant centre for railway heritage conservation in India, showcasing the evolution of steam technology and the role of railways in India's transport history. It serves as an educational and cultural attraction for railway enthusiasts and preserves industrial heritage for future generations.