Beijing, China
North side of 1 Jiuxianqiao North Road, Chaoyang District
Explore steam, diesel and electric traction at the museum’s locomotive exhibition in north-east Beijing. This guide refers to the Dongjiao site, separately from the Zhengyangmen and Zhan Tianyou museums.
Collection ownership does not guarantee public display. The sections below distinguish museum-listed displays from other collection records. Check current access and exhibitions with the museum before travelling.
Specific galleries or display locations identified in the museum’s own catalogue.
Topic illustration · China Railways Shaoshan 1 electric locomotive Preserved electric locomotive
Locomotive and rolling-stock exhibition hall
The official Dongjiao guide lists first-generation Shaoshan electric locomotives. Individual fleet-number and construction-date details should be taken from the object’s label.
Museum record ↗ Checked 2026-10-29
Topic illustration · China Railways Dongfeng diesel locomotive Preserved diesel-electric locomotive
Locomotive and rolling-stock exhibition hall
The official Dongjiao guide specifically lists first-generation Dongfeng freight locomotives. It does not identify the individual locomotive’s running number in that description.
Museum record ↗ Checked 2026-10-29
Topic illustration · No. 0 steam locomotive Preserved historical tank locomotive
Locomotive and rolling-stock exhibition hall
The official venue guide identifies No. 0 as a surviving early locomotive in the Dongjiao collection. The 1882 date refers to this locomotive, rather than the first railway in China.
Topic illustration · China Railways JF steam locomotive Preserved JF-class steam locomotive
Locomotive and rolling-stock exhibition hall
The museum lists this historic locomotive in its Dongjiao hall. It is the steam locomotive associated with the name, rather than a later diesel or electric successor.
Topic illustration · China Railways JF steam locomotive Preserved JF-class steam locomotive
Locomotive and rolling-stock exhibition hall
The institution identifies this named steam locomotive among the Dongjiao collection. The two named engines are separate surviving examples of the broader JF class.
