MAAS already has two sites, but one is not generally accessible to the
public.

There is scope to have a new facility at Parramatta with this overflow
collection alone. But the Goverment is continually cutting back
funding for the Powerhouse operation, so I doubt it would really want
to fund two full facilities, or even two partial displays.

Brian.

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It sounds like the worst option - 2 sites miles apart to see it all.

I was there last year and from memory the old trains were on the
first floor (up). It must have been a job getting them up there and a
headache if they want to take them away.

http://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/news/breaking-news/parts-of-powerhouse-museum-may-stay-in-cbd/news-story/2b395a2cba6d3cbc4e2e215d8ce5485c

Regards.