The museum is located next to the Northern Railway Station (Tashkent-Passenger station building), at a distance of about 400 meters to the north-east. In addition to railway equipment, the museum also displays equipment that was previously used on the railways: semaphores, Morse-based radio transmitters and much more.
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- Tashkent Museum of Railway Equipment is a railway museum in Tashkent and is the only such museum in Uzbekistan. History.
- I would have liked to give a better review to the Railway Museum, but in all honesty it's not fulfilling its potential.Bulunamadı: techniques
- The most high-powered locomotive in the museum exposition is u041f36 ("Pobeda" - Victory) with the horsepower of 3000.
- Tashkent museum of railway engineering was opened on August 4, 1989 in honor of Uzbek main railway line's centenary.
- It was opened not very far in the past, in 1989, out of appreciation for the railroad century in Uzbekistan.
- The oldest sample of railway engine that can be seen there is an OV engine 1534 ("The Lamb") 700 horsepower, made in 1914, It reached the speed of 55 km/h.
- The museum is located next to the Northern Railway Station (Tashkent-Passenger station building), at a distance of about 400 meters to the north-east.Bulunamadı: techniques
- The museum of engines, as its called by Tashkent’s residents, is attractive not only as exposition of railway transport’s evolution but as a beautiful park.Bulunamadı: techniques
- Plans for the construction of a railway line from Orenburg to Tashkent emerged in the last quarter of the 19th century.Bulunamadı: techniques
- Trophy of the museum is military locomotive TE-52 number 5200 (BR 52), made in Germany during the Second World War.Bulunamadı: techniques
