Donnybrook Station
 
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Donnybrook Station, 2nd of January 2005

Built : 1893
Original Name : Donnybrook
Station History : Donnybrook Station was constructed in 1893, after the line from Bunbury to Bonyanup was extended to Donnybrook.
Donnybrook was a major junction, for the lines that connected to Boyup Brook and Northcliffe. Donnybrook, was first a gold rush town, then
a timber town and today it is the home of the States Apple orchards. In the 1980's the line from Kantanning to Boyup Brook was pulled up and
eventually, the line from Boyup Brook toWilga, half way between Boyup Brook and  Donnybrook was pulled up in the early 90's, (I think!).

Donnybrook Station, is a very simular design to Brookton and Wyalkatchem Stations, with a rather large and long station building, compared to
the more frequent small stations around the state. Recently, Donnybrook Station has been restored and now houses the towns Tourist Information
Centre.

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Donnybrook Station, 2nd of January 2005 (left) and Donnybrook Station, 1990 (right)

(Thanks to Neil Blinco for he's photo of Donnybrook Station)


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Donnybrook Station, 2nd of January 2005

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Donnybrook Station, 2nd of January 2005

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Donnybrook Station Yard, 20th of December 1985
(Thanks to Simon Barber for he's photo of Donnybrook Station Yard)

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Donnybrook Station Goods Shed (left) and Donnybrook Station sign (right) 2nd of January 2005

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Donnybrook Station Yard, 2nd of January 2005


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