Snow plow – Snow plows were used to clear snowdrifts up to one meter high. They were rebuilt from steam locomotive tenders or wagons. The plow visible here is the oldest vehicle in the locomotive shed - it was created from an 1883 tender from the Prussian P2 series steam locomotive.

Tool wagon - in a blue, historic wagon of French-Belgian production from 1911, there is a collection of equipment formerly used in railway rescue services. These include: lifts, ropes and transport trolleys. Initially, the wagon was intended for transporting cattle - the space between the end of the strut and the perimeter was without boarding and was used for ventilation.

Passenger wagon - such German-made passenger wagons were the basic means of transport in PKP railway traffic from the interwar period until the end of the 1960s. Their main goal was to transport as many passengers as possible at one time. Therefore, the designers gave up the internal corridors in favor of additional places for travelers.