Transport Heritage NSW
In 2013, Transport Heritage NSW was established by the Government of New South Wales to manage rail heritage in NSW following an independent review. History. In May 2013, Minister for Transport Gladys Berejiklian acknowledged the importance of steam locomotive 3801, stating it would be a priority of Transport Heritage NSW to return it to service. On 10 December 2013, a majority of the members of the New South Wales Rail Transport Museum voted in support of the creation of Transport Heritage NSW. Other transport heritage groups also expressed concern for their future existence. Peter Lowry was appointed  as chairperson of the board and the nominated chief executive of Transport Heritage NSW, Andrew Killingsworth has been seen as a political appointment. In February 2016, Andrew Moritz was appointed as the new chief executive following the resignation of Andrew Killingsworth. On 1 March 2017, Rob Mason, former chief executive of RailCorp was appointed as the new chairman of the board, replacing Peter Lowry. In November 2018, plans were announced to move Transport Heritage NSW from Eveleigh Railway Workshops, in Sydney and Broadmeadow Locomotive Depot to a new location in Chullora known as the Chullora Heritage Hub. All locomotives formerly  owned by the New South Wales Rail Transport Museum are now owned by THNSW. Review. Major recommendations of the Rail Heritage Review included: Events. Transport Heritage NSW is involved in the organisation of the Hunter Valley Steamfest and Transport Heritage Expo. Collection. All assets previously owned by the NSW Railway Transport Museum are in the collection Steam locomotives Other Locomotives. Locomotives not owned by THNSW