Spencer Street Up Passenger from Woodend T 349 Up Passenger from Bacchus Marsh A2 884
Weston Langford 21 February 1962 westonlangford.com/images/photo/1…
Cudgewa Down Goods T 413
Weston Langford 30 Dec 1977 westonlangford.com/images/photo/1…
T413 is probably only VR DEL that operated in service on 3 gauges.
Delivery run pulled freight on 4' 8.5"
Fyansford 3' 6" (D1) & VR on 5' 3"
Had dynamic brakes useful for Cudgewa line steep grades
Normanton Locomotive Depot RM 14 Panhard
Weston Langford 11 November 1966
11 November 1966 westonlangford.com/images/photo/1…
Built 1918 at Ipswich, arrived at Normanton 1922.
Written off in 1941 and stored.
RM 14 was recovered in 1968 and is now at Ipswich Railway Workshops on display.
Normanton Locomotive Depot RM 14 Panhard Trailer P 6 and RM 60
Weston Langford 11 November 1966 westonlangford.com/images/photo/1…
Looks like RM 60 was used to tow the Panhard and trailer out of the shed for Weston to photograph.
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Quarry on the banks of the Brisbane River at what was then known as Darra 1915. The area is now Jindalee. The quarry was SW of Coolaroo Crescent. commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stat…
The gauge is most likely 18 inches. There were other locations around Ipswich/Rosewood that had similar setups. The machinery is most likely a crusher.
1936 The remains of the quarry can be seen on the river bank towards the end of the straight bank at the bottom. It is thought the quarry ceased operations by c. 1930.