 In 1969 the Quainton Road Society was formed with the aim of preserving the station . In 1971 , it absorbed the London Railway Preservation Society , taking over its collection of historic railway equipment . The station was fully restored and reopened as a museum , the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre . In addition to the original station buildings , the museum has also acquired the former Oxford Rewley Road railway station and a London Transport building from Wembley Park , both of which have been reassembled on the site . Although no scheduled trains pass through Quainton Road , the station remains connected to the railway network . Freight trains still use this line , and passenger trains still call at the station for special events at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre . 
