(Daglish Station, April 2002)
Built : 1924 (still in use)
Original Name : Daglish
Station Location : 5kms, 3m 5c, from Perth.
Station Facts : Daglish has always been in use only as a passenger halt along the Eastern Railway, however when the station opened in 1924 the signal box at Lawler
street was added to Daglish Station, to control the local track between Subiaco and Shenton Park. Daglish is one of the few Stations left along the railway with it’s
original platform and station building. These days Daglish is situated in a leafy residential suburb, it serves as the closest station for patients and visitors to get off at, for King Edward Hospital which is across the road from the station.
(Daglish Station, 1st of April 1988)
(Thanks to Roderick Smith for this photo of Daglish Station)
Original Name : Daglish
Station Location : 5kms, 3m 5c, from Perth.
Station Facts : Daglish has always been in use only as a passenger halt along the Eastern Railway, however when the station opened in 1924 the signal box at Lawler
street was added to Daglish Station, to control the local track between Subiaco and Shenton Park. Daglish is one of the few Stations left along the railway with it’s
original platform and station building. These days Daglish is situated in a leafy residential suburb, it serves as the closest station for patients and visitors to get off at, for King Edward Hospital which is across the road from the station.
(Daglish Station, 1st of April 1988)
(Thanks to Roderick Smith for this photo of Daglish Station)