Conjunto Ferroviario de Campo Grande, Cultural center and library in Campo Grande, Brazil

Conjunto Ferroviario de Campo Grande is a railway complex featuring the Northwest Brazil Railway Station and surrounding buildings that display industrial architecture with English influences. The site comprises multiple structures including a cultural warehouse, library, and historical archive that serve as centers for artistic and cultural activities.

The Noroeste do Brasil Railway station was officially inaugurated on 14 October 1914, with industrial architecture of English influence. The station was auctioned on 5 March 1996 and taken over by the Noel Group on 1 July 1996; passenger trains were then withdrawn. In 2004 the tracks were removed from the city centre under mayor André Puccinelli. The complex was listed at municipal, state and federal levels in 1996, 1997 and 2009.

The Cultural Warehouse within the complex functions as an exhibition and event space where local artists display their work and the community gathers. The building serves as a gathering place for artistic expression and creative exchange in the city.

The Historical Archive of Campo Grande (ARCA), founded on 19 August 1991, holds about seven thousand records from classical to popular music, plus a multimedia collection of five thousand discs, a library, a listening room and a small sheet-music collection. It receives around ten visitors a day and also hosts the municipal choir.

The Railway Villa beside the station was built to house railway employees and their families, laid out around a single alley. It stands near the spot where former president Jânio Quadros was born in 1917. The station complex was listed at municipal level in 1996, state level in 1997 and federal level in 2009.