Daylesford Railway is the only railway preservation group in Victoria which is an accredited museum under the Community Museums Accreditation Program (CMAP) of Museums Australia.

Although only opened in 2018 to serve the nearby winery of the same name, it echos the many wayside halts that once existed throughout Victoria.

Typical of the small rural branchline station with its corrugated iron shelter shed and wooden ramped platform,

Musk was not always like that.

At a height of 2,452ft (747m) Bullarto just isn’t the highest railway station in Victoria, it is a wonderful recreation of a branchline railway station in the early 20th Century.

A time when the station was more than just about the trains.

Built in 1882, the station building at Daylesford is a one-off, built before standard designs were adopted by the Victorian Railways.

However, it is not the original Daylesford station.