The former Nerang Railway Station now consists of four rooms and an open luggage area; these rooms are now used to show items of interest in regard to Gold Coast history. The pictures below show some of the historical items that are on display in each of the room and the former use of the rooms, rooms start from left to right.

The first room is our camera room showing cameras from the very early years of photography up to and including the latest digital cameras. This room was originally divided into two rooms, at the rear a small WC for use by ladies in the next door Ladies waiting room, a door can be seen at the rear. The front area was used as a railway store room for use by the railway staff.

The next room to the right houses items from the earliest school days of the Gold Coast and you can see how the class room has changed. This room was originally the Ladies only waiting room and if you look at the rear left side you will see the old door to the WC.

The next open area has panels telling the history of the Gold Coast, its first railway and the Nerang station. In total there are five new panels, four mounted on the walls and one in the front centre entry.

The station master's room has been re-modelled with new displays about live for the station staff with track laying equipment on display outside. There is also a display of items that were transported by the railway and a piece of original track dated 1891.

The last room, the saddle room displays military uniforms, military saddle equipment and much more. As this room was part of a very large third room, it originally did not have a door in the right hand side. Originally a window was in the position that the door is now, also there was no window in the end side, and these alterations would have been added while the station was used by the council.