Graži vieta, Zemgale
This branch of the Latvian Railway History Museum at Stacijas iela 3, Jelgava, combines indoor exhibits inside a 1904 railwaymen's residential building with an outdoor display of two handcars, locomotive wheels, a signalman's post, hydro columns, traffic lights and a semaphore. Its exhibitions cover the Jelgava railway hub and its workers in the 1920s-30s, the shift from semaphore signaling to dispatcher centralization, and the broader history of one of Latvia's oldest railway junctions, dating to 1868.