Jaekel House: Discovering Lagos’s railway heritage
As you approach Jaekel House, you are greeted by the sight of a colonial Afro-Brazilian-style two-storey building, over 100 years old, surrounded by a vast expanse of lush greenery.
Hidden from public view in the Ebute-Metta axis of Lagos, within the Nigerian Railway Corporation compound, lies a remarkable train mini-museum known as Jaekel House.
This historical site located on Quarter 17, offers a glimpse into Nigeria’s railway history, showcasing artifacts and mementos that tell the story of the nation’s rail transport evolution.
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