Höyrymalleissa

Höyrymalleissa is a type of used locomotive museum located in Jyväskylä, Finland. The museum showcases a collection of historic steam locomotives and provides insight into the development of railway locomotives in Finland.

The museum's collection includes over 40 steam locomotives, with the oldest dating back to the 1890s. The locomotives on display are a mix of domestic and foreign manufacturers, such as Albion, Beyer, Peacock and Vulcan. The engines range in power from 200 to 950 horsepower, and feature a variety of sizes and designs, from small tank engines to large tender locomotives.

The majority of the locomotives have been preserved in their original condition, with some offering the opportunity to experience steam train travel. Visitors can explore the museum's grounds, which feature a private railroad track and several train stations. Some of the locomotives are also operational and can be seen in action during live steam train events.

In addition to the locomotive collection, the museum also features an exhibition hall with information on the history of steam locomotives in Finland. The hall includes interactive displays, photographs, and documents detailing the development and decline of steam locomotives.

The museum offers a platform for the preservation and exhibition of Finland's steam locomotive heritage, and provides a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the country's rich railway history.