Electric bell, 1908.
Musket and hat rack, circa 1901.
A cot from the Punjab Northern State Railway, circa 1889.
A chair from an NWR office.
More antique NWR furniture.
Field phone, 1898. This could be hooked on to telegraph wires for emergency communication with the control center or head station from trackside locations.
Kerosene lamp, 1903. This was hung by its hook from the last coach or wagon of a train as the 'last vehicle' indication.
Fencing with plaque of the contractors, Campbell, Johnstone & Co., from the Jhelum bridge, built in 1872.
A water trolley. Watermen ('paniwallahs') used these to carry pots filled with water for sale by the cup alongside trains at the station, especially in the summer.
Golra station, a functioning station of Pakistan Railways today, which is the 'Heritage Point' for the exhibition of items from NWR and other railways' history.
A hot water bottle with its strap.
Grilling equipment.
Narrow gauge 2-6-2 loco (class not specified) #64 with coaches at Golra.
Narrow gauge horse box, for two full-grown horses or up to four ponies.
An oil lamp.