Railway fanatics are set to celebrate the centenary of Ladysmith Railway Station early next month.
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The station was opened on May 14, 1917, the same day the line was officially opened to Humula.
The day will include historic displays, model trains, classic cars, machinery and a blacksmith display.
Tumba Rail chairman Dick Goodman, who has been involved with the group since day one, said it promised to be a “very significant occasion”.
“It’ll be a chance to step back in time and witness some of the railway’s history,” he said.
Tumba Rail was formed in 1995 to restore the Ladysmith Railway Station and reopen a section of the Wagga to Tumbarumba railway as a tourist attraction.