Opening Hours
Open
every day, 10.00am to 4.00pm
Closed Christmas and Boxing Day
Location
Village
Junction Station Precinct
Carpark 1 - Building ‘1’ on Park Map
Entry Fees
Entry
by donation
(Some programs attract a fee)
Contact
(08) 9209 6040
Are we there yet?
Revolutions
Transport Museum is much more than the State’s only land transport
museum – it is an engaging exhibition that showcases the
far-reaching impact that our transport choices have made, and are
making, on Western Australian lives and landscapes.
Interactive
exhibits give a sense of the past, from loading a packhorse, to the
EJ Holden journeys and the Singing the Train exhibit that
takes us through the Pilbara by rail, through the voice of the Nyamal
people.
Within the exhibition, a mini-movie starring the character ‘Rev’ plays in the theatrette, exploring various aspects of the land transport story.
Open your eyes to some of the fascinating land transport stories and developments that have shaped our past and will impact on our future. It will change the way you think about transport.
Revolutions is also home to the Whiteman Collection, the bequest of the Park’s namesake, Lew Whiteman.
Revolutions is a distribution point for Cycle Instead information and brochures.
Cabinet of Curiosities
Revolutions Transport Museum is the home of the Whiteman Collection, Lew Whiteman’s bequest to the people of Western Australia. Each quarter, one of these special items from the Collection are displayed in the ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ in the foyer of the Museum.
Education Programs
‘Wheels of Change‘ Transport Heritage Education Programs
Revolutions, WA’s most diverse land transport museum, offers four separate education programs designed for students in Kindergarten through to Year 6.
Our programs explore how changes to land transport in Western Australia have transformed lives and shaped communities, both past and present. They also offer students a chance to experience and understand the development of transport like nowhere else can, through hands-on, interactive experiences with real historical items.
You can find out more about the Wheels of Change education programs in the Education section of our website, or contact our Bookings Officer for details.