the station. The Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Roundhouse in Victoria, British Columbia France Several roundhouses exist in France; four exist at Chambéry, built between 1906 and 1910. Another two exist at Avignon, with other roundhouses being at Bordeaux, Strasbourg, Dijon, Lyon, Paris, Marseille, Clermont-Ferrand, Mulhouse, Nevers, Toulon, Valence, and Saint Etienne. Germany Several roundhouses survive in Germany, The roundhouse at Augsburg is home to a museum. Hungary The former Budapest North Depot in Budapest is home to a railway museum since 2000. Indonesia At its height, there were four railway roundhouses in Indonesia. Three of them still survives in the present days: the roundhouse near Lempuyangan station in Yogyakarta, the one in Tebing Tinggi station in North Sumatera, and a former roundhouse inside Jatibarang sugar mill in Central Java which is now used as a mini railway museum. Italy 2 roundhouses exist at Turin and are still in use by the FS. New Zealand There were 3 roundhouses in New Zealand. Elmer Lane in Greymouth was one of the largest and most famous roundhouses in New Zealand and had up to 17 total berths. the last remains were demolished in the 1990's. None of the original roundhouses survive however Mainline Steam as part of their Mercer project will build a roundhouse at Mercer. North Korea A roundhouse is known to exist at Manpo-Jian. Japan Roundhouses were a significant feature of Japanese railways. Many smaller roundhouses are still in use today as fully operational buildings on a few private and third-sector railways. One Japanese roundhouse that remains intact is at the Kyoto Railway Museum. The museum comprises a number of structures classified by the Japanese Government as 'Important Cultural Properties'. One of these structures is the museum roundhouse, as it is the oldest reinforced-concrete car shed extant in Japan. Poland The museum roundhouse in Wolsztyn, in western Poland, continues to supply steam locomotives for regular national rail services (as of 2011). Portugal The Roundhouse at Entroncamento is home to the Portuguese National Railway Museum. Switzerland The Uster roundhouse in Uster. Taiwan (ROC) Changhua Roundhouse in Changhua City built in 1922 is the only surviving roundhouse in Taiwan and is still in use as of 2022. United Kingdom Probably the first railway roundhouse, designed by Robert Stephenson, was built in 1837 in Birmingham, at Curzon Street station. Its central turntable, inspection pits, and an exterior wall were uncovered in March 2020 during