Right now, the place is under renovation. All of the museum pieces were moved to the multi purpose building after the NBI building.
It's a rather small museum that everyone can enter. Historical pieces are all around, but just the simple ones. Most pictures are from the reenactment. Hope it finishes soon, and should be put back in its proper place.

– Franz Buns Zaitsev

If you are a person who loves to know Philippine History. This place is a good find. This Train station was built during the spanish regime. It was also said that Rizal stayed here when he was recruiting Filipinos to join La Liga. inside the train station were the monuments of those american and Filipino Soldier who had died during the Death March in the Japanese regime, and good thing about this historical place is its free for everyone.

– Richelle Mae Padilla

Good place to know more about our history. No entrance fee pero you could donate.

We talked to the caretaker (di na namin na catch yung name). He was very talkative that's why we learned a lot.

We also saw a part of the old railway. Kaka display lang nila months ago since kakahukay lang daw nila dun.

A must visit place when you're into history. Pwede ding pang IG yung place!

– April Angel Panganoron