Former North Casino Railway Station Museum

The Former North Casino Railway Station Museum serves as a dedicated space for preserving the transport history of the Northern Rivers region. Located in Lower Dyraaba, the facility houses an extensive collection of items related to the New South Wales government railways. Visitors can examine original signals, photographs, and historical documents that detail the development of the rail network throughout the twentieth century. The site maintains the integrity of the station architecture, providing an authentic setting for the displayed artefacts and equipment. Those visiting the museum often include it as part of a wider tour of the Kyogle Council area. Situated near the Richmond River, the museum offers insight into how rail transport once connected remote rural communities to larger regional hubs. The displays focus on technical aspects of railway operations alongside personal stories from former staff and passengers. This collection provides a factual record of the social and economic impact that the railway had on the surrounding Lower Dyraaba district.