memorabilia and railway artefacts. The museum also houses the collectible New Zealand Railways cups, which can fetch over $100 each. Also included in the collection are also a huge number of magazines the Society receives on its members' behalf, operating electric tablet machines, locomotive and carriage brass number plates, three locomotive headlines (BB), JA and K. One of the more distinctive items, not actually on display but still in operating capacity is the 19th century light bulb which illuminates the now unisex (was females) lavatory room. Glenbrook Vintage Railway The Glenbrook Vintage Railway is a project of the Railway Enthusiasts Society, managed by a separate Charitable Trust on behalf of the Society. The Charitable Trust was formed in 1972. The members of the Glenbrook Vintage Railway Trust board are appointed by the Railway Enthusiasts Society committee, or in the case of the Member's Trustee, elected the Annual General Meeting of the Railway Enthusiasts Society. Whilst the two organisations are separate entities, the majority of those who assist the Glenbrook Vintage Railway are members of the Railway Enthusiasts Society and take an active role in the Society's activities on top of assisting the Glenbrook Vintage Railway. Notes References External links Railway Enthusiasts Society Railway Enthusiasts Society – Archive.org copy of old site Heritage railways in New Zealand Rail transport in Auckland Railway societies