The railway museum at Hamar

Travelled with the old train, on third class, for about five minutes. Fun!


Walked past a second class old railway waggon in the exhubition and heard voices in English inside.


Two English tourists were talking about the challenges of tourism in Norway, back then.
Here is one of them.


From about 1854 to 1860, the first years with railroads in Norway, you could choose to go fourth class, in an open carriage, with no roof. Guess the climate finished that alternative.


Several old railway stations have been transferred to the museum. Here is Kløften (Kløfta) station.

I love trains!