EVERTON STATION - Public Record Office Victoria wiki.prov.vic.gov.au/index.php/VPRS… c. 1900s
' Everton change for the Bright Line '
Signal box on the platform.
Myself next to the Everton station sign.
Photograph was taken on a trip to Bright c. 1959.
P G Dow
Everton
P G Dow 1959
Everton - Down end of yard
Weston Langford 26 May 1960 westonlangford.com/images/photo/1…
Line curving away to the left Beechworth line. Line in the centre Bright. Line on the right was to the turntable.
T367 has departed Beechworth and is on its way back to Everton. The guard is witnessing what was likely to have been his last trip from Beechworth as he stands by the door of the van. 1976 pinterest.com.au/pin/6815213560…
Bowser
Junction for Peechelba East left line, main line to Wodonga, right branch to Everton, Beechworth (Yack') and Bright lines.
P G Dow 1959
Box diagram for Bowser 1933
This was the junction for Peechelba and Everton. victorianrailways.net/signaling/comp…
Note small loop on branch to Everton. Probably to allow trains to wait without blocking main line. Reasonable number of trains to Everton (Beechworth, Yackandadah, Bright) then.
Beechworth was on the Yackandandah line NE Victoria.
Everton - Beechworth open 1876
Beechworth - Yackandandah open 1891 closed 1954
Everton - Beechworth closed 1976
Good Morning Moyhu!
Moyhu station was on the Wangaratta - Whitfield VR 2' 6" railway. Around 16 miles from Wang' and about 14 miles from Whitfield. Open 1899 closed 1953.
Ingliston was a station on the Ballarat line (via Bacchus Marsh). The station was at the top of a bank (sustained climb) known as the 'Ingliston Bank' 1:48 grade that trains climbed leaving Bacchus Marsh. Ingliston open 1889.
Good Morning Brighton Beach !
Open 1861 as Beach renamed Brighton Beach 1867.
Brighton Beach - Sandringham open 1887
South Yarra - Sandringham sparked 1919
St Kilda - Brighton Beach VR electric street railway (tram) 5' 3" gauge open 1906 closed 1957 victorianrailways.net/vr%20map/vrmap…
1912 Brighton Beach station picturevictoria.vic.gov.au/site/bayside/B…
'The building in the right hand corner to the left of the water tower is the old engine shed ... '
Flemington Racecourse (FR) station opened 1861 by Melbourne and Essendon Railway Company. Closed 1864, reopened in 1867 by VR. The FR line electrified 1918 for testing of electric trains, the first line to be sparked.