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Photo: Wikimedia CommonsInside one of the world's busiest stations, a small gallery keeps the story of India's railways, from vintage signals to the 1850s.
A compact railway heritage gallery inside Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, showcasing the history of India's railways and the Victorian Gothic terminus itself, completed in 1888. Exhibits include vintage signalling equipment, model trains and photographs tracing the evolution of Indian Railways from the 1850s onward. The gallery sits within a fully operational, UNESCO World Heritage-listed train station still serving millions of commuters daily. It offers a focused counterpart to the larger National Rail Museum in Delhi.
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Mumbai's double-decker buses have been a fixture since 1937. Here they are kept, with old tram memorabilia, as part of the story of how the city moved.
It took ten years to build and still carries millions of commuters every day, beneath a Gothic dome crowned with a statue of Progress.