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| Monday ClosedTuesday 10am–5pmWednesday 10am–5pmThursday 10am–5pmFriday 10am–5pmSaturday 10am–5pmSunday Closed |
| legacy1995.org.ng |
| +234 802 831 2973 |
| 17 Federal Rd, Ebute Metta, Lagos, Nigeria |
| 4.2 |
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Olayinka OkeNice and serene environment.
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anyaoha chimaMini museum of railway history, artefact and research
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oluwatoyin mariamvery decent museum experience with young minds trying to bring the place alive with some fresh ideas. So many possibilities. Had a good experience.
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Simon GusahHistory and heritage, an amazing story!
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Abiodun Alexisjaekels secret garden or Jaekel House at The Nigerian Railway Compound, located in Ebute Metta. Jaekel House is a mini museum dedicated to showing the nitty gritty of the Nigerian Railway system when it was at its prime. The museum is managed by Legacy 1995 and they’ve tried to keep it as authentic as possible and continue to do restoration work. Lagos was one of the first cities in Africa to get a railway line. The Nigerian Railway came into existence on October 3, 1912 and became an autonomous public corporation in 1955. The gauge of the NRC track is 3ft 6in with a countrywide mileage of 2,680 equating to 4,313 kilometres but this will probably be replaced by the standard gauge track that is presently being worked on. The highest point on the system is 30 km outside Jos and is 1318 meters above sea level. There are 3505 narrow reach rail networks currently but with the on going plans to develop rail transport it should increase. Legacy also asks people who stop by to volunteer in their gardening so if you’re into that, it’s a great opportunity to get your hands dirty. normally not visible from the roadside but very very good tourist attraction.
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David Omololu AiyeolaWe were left standing outside as the manager was no where to be found. We called him and he keep saying he was nearby until we left past one pm.
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Akinyelure TemidayoProvides history of the Nigerian people linking it to the Nigerian railway corporation.
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Shodipe AyobamideleA museum showing the history of railway in Nigeria
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Diva LLovely place. Loved the gardens and settings by the side.
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Akinyotu SanmiA nice place to be for recreation.
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Adekunle EbenezerVery nice it a old masterpiece and still standing... More or less like a resort or relaxation area.
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Tola GbogboadeWonderful historical experience
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Debbie Joseph-EgwuoguThe legacy team is doing a great job with this place. It is a good tourist attraction.
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oluwafemi mohammedNice place, you get to know more about history.
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Olushola OlaniyanQuite and serene environment
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Olakunle DosunmuAmazing mini museum.
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Feecozy EdetFor historical purposes visit jaekel house
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Gbenga anisereA historic place to visit
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Chi UgoIt is a beautiful piece of history that nature lovers will enjoy hanging out at
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Prince UgochukwuInteresting area in nrc compound Ebute Metta
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Ayomide LadipoPretty cool and serene. A place for reflections.
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Setemi OlufemiHas a love garden attached
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Kafayat AzeezSerene and beautiful, picnic type space.
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Olasupo OjoWow! Amazing time
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David DosunmuFantastic place. Great ambience
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Angela OdinusiVery good for outing
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Onifade OlurantiGood place
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Dami AjayiThe house of Frederick Jaekel former administration of Nigerian Railway Corporation was rescued by a NGO and preserved as a monumental museum. The story of Nigeria is not complete without her now inefficient rail system. It is not just a vestige of colonial legacy, it reminds us of what it means to jettison history.
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Saveo ViyonGreat place to film
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Emeka OnwuegbuziaQuiet and serene.
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Olumide OrungbaGood place
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Uwayzor RichardAwesome place to visit
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Yara MekaweiSuper but no electricity :(
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Alli OmogbolahanInteresting place to visit. It has an history that dates back to pre-independent Niger that has been preserved. Plan to visit during a week day
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Ajike HelenGreat history
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Tony Udoka St.AlexanderThe historical home of Railway heritage.
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Opeyemi Adenekanwho do i contact for a visit
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Tukur Bello UmarTo learn the history of Railways, this is the place
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Somto EzeudegbunamCool, serene with lots of foliage and trees. Perfect gateway from the noise of the city
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Yusuf JamiuAccommodating!
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efuntade samsomWithin railway compound
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Theophilus EnyaliCool place
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CO OPWell restored colonial railway house
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Tobiloba AkiboLegacy1995 is an NGO that manages this great museum, an over 100 year old building in the heart of Nigerian Railway Compound.
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Dosumu SegunA collection and preservation of memories.
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Macaulay SamuelIs a place you will love to be
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Anthony EsangAn awesome museum with a lot of history!
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Dolapo BelloBeautiful restoration of an architectural masterpiece
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Faith NnaEveryone needs to find time to be here once in a while. Great activities with great food, game, history and people.
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Obatarhe OtughworPlace for preserving historic artifacts
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Daniel ChukwudiCool place
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justice buggyMuseum for retreat and open space for events. Could also be a study centre.
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Adégbóyèga AdébàjòFantastic garden environment
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Daniel Ayobami OsarokutamwenHold so much history
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Ayogu JacobQuite place
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Ibrahim DaudaNice garden view.
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adeola akinyekeNice and classy
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David E. AlozieHistoric place
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umar lawalVisit
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DJ MontanaFun!
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Aminat OkuyigaCool
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Michael OkontaGreat
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Imoniche JohnInteresting
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onadeko richardHistorical
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Umezurike WisdomGood
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Kevin Chiedu OkonjiArtifact
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Shog MattOk
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Stephen IkiyeiGood place
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Oluwatobi AfolabiIts historic and cozy
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Femi OlanipekunNice space for events
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uchechukwu adieleGood