Façade of the station which was part of The Madrid - Zaragoza - Alacant Railway. Currently being restored.	See map.
	Plaque showing the track distance of Murcia Station from Madrid Station.	See map.
	Main station building from Platform 2.	See map.
	The plaque of the Friends of the Railway, Murcia.	See map.
	Museum. Stand for railway track workers to read technical drawings whilst on site.	See map.
	Museum. This model railway was made by a German colonel in the museum as he didn't want his wife to know about it.	See map.
	Museum. Scales for weighing goods and parcels manufactured by 'Henry Pooley & Son'.	See map.
	Museum. Possibly the only remaining cap in the World from the early days of The GSSR. The crest says 'L B' (Lorca - Baza).	See map.
	Victoria, the oldest locomotive in Spain. Built by Hawthorns & Co. in 1867.	See map.
	The sad remnants of the turntable that once served Murcia Station.	See map.
	Museum. Section of cast iron rail manufactured by 'The North Eastern Steel Company'. The lettering says: GSSR THE NESCo L MBRO (Middlesborough) 60 pounds per yard.	See map.
	Museum. A section of track manufactured by The North Eastern Steel Co Ltd weighing 25Kg/m.	See map.
	Museum. Points lever manufactured by The Isca Foundry and Engineering Co Ltd.	See map.
	Points lever manufactured by The Anderston Foundry Co Ltd of Glasgow.	See map.