Museum signal box Rendsburg
The small railroad museum at Rendsburg station invites young and old to immerse themselves in the bygone era of train travel.
Originally, the building was only a signal box, which was replaced by new technology in 1983 and was therefore dispensable for railroad operations. But the historically oriented railwayman Siegfried Weichert had the idea to save the building from demolition and so the museum signal box was created. The technology was restored and many things were improved and rebuilt. So today visitors can see how the safety devices, which were developed around 1900, still work today. The block and lever mechanism is a demonstration object. A train run can be displayed here. The signal in front of the signal box can be set to drive. A complete barrier system could be set up in the outdoor area.
