Former railway line that stretches 24km north to south of Singapore
Bukit Timah Railway Station, built in 1932
Restored with toilet facilities, garden and lawn
Heritage gallery
The Railway Station is part of a new 4.3-hectare space for the community, located around the midway point of the 24km-long Rail Corridor, that was officially opened on Friday (Jul 1). Above, station wagons that plied the tracks
Herb and spice garden
Old sewage treatment system
Restored elements include track switching levers, a ticketing booth and a replica of a signals diagram in the signal room where the former station masters used to control rail traffic.
In front of the building, station signs, token poles and station wagons can be seen.
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