Station Hall
We're refreshing Station Hall.
In summer 2011, Station Hall reopened with a new line-up of vehicles. This is the first phase of a redevelopment process – the start of a journey that, over the course of 2012, will create a more immersive 'railway station' experience in the hall.
Station Hall will continue to evolve over the coming months, and we want you to help it take shape. We're looking for your ideas, your stories, your experiences – even your old suitcases – so we can make them part of the new exhibition.
How you can get involved
Vehicles
The list of vehicles now present, with those new to York in bold.
British Railways banana van, No.B882593 • Chemins de Fer de Paris a Lyon et a la Mediterranee (PLM) train ferry van • Class 87 No. 87001 • ECJS Queen Mary Saloon No.395 • Fish Van • GNR 0-6-0ST J52 class No 1247 • GWR Fruit Van Mink G No. 112884 • GWR Scammell mechanical horse No.6721 • Guards Van’s • L&BR Queen Adelaide's Saloon No. 2 • L&YR horse-drawn parcels van No.101 • L&NWR 1st class corridor brake No. 5155 • LBSCR 0-4-2 No. 214, Gladstone • LMS 2-6-0 No. 2700, Crab • LMS Karrier Kob mechanical horse • LMS horse-drawn dray No.1555 • LMS Queen Elizabeth’s Saloon No. 799 • LMS sleeping car No. 14241 • LMS United Dairies milk wagon No.ADW44057 • LMSR 20 Ton Goods Brake Van No. 295987 • LNER Commer van N1 • LNWR Box Van • LNWR King Edward's Saloon (LMS) No. 800 • LNWR Queen Victoria's Saloon (LMS No 802) • LSWR 0-4-4T M7 Class No. 245 • LSWR tri-composite No 3598 • MR 4-2-2 No. 673, Spinner • MR Six-wheeled, No.901, Composite Coach (1st & 3rd class) • Mark II Carriage • Maude • Midland and Glasgow & South Western Joint Railway, No 3463, 3rd class dining car • MR horse-drawn dray. No.4013 • Stanton Iron Works 12 Ton Mineral Wagon • SR tractor unit 2E5002 • West Coast Joint Stock TPO No.186
And, yes, Laddie remains in Station Hall.
Related projects
We've opened a new Art Gallery next to Station Hall, where a changing programme of exhibitions will showcase artworks from the National Collection, and loans from other institutions. The first exhibition is of railway-related Japanese woodblock prints from the 1870s. Art Gallery
There's also a newly-opened shop and foyer at City Entrance (the entrance nearest the railway station).
