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This page is
about, what the title says, The History of Western Australian Railways
and Stations,
Photo submissions and information on the Sidings and Stations of WA are welcomed. Note: This page is best viewed with Mozilla Firefox 3.0.1.0, at the resolution of 1680 by 1080
Latest Updates To
The Website
6th of
October 2009, Some new Siding photos added to the
website, these being of Chadoora,
Inglehope
and Tilley.
4th of October 2009, On the way home today, I took a detour through Pinjarra and Dwellingup to get the HVTR Steam Ranger heading up the Darling Range. W920-W903, on the Steam Ranger to Dwellingup, 4/10/09. 30th of September 2009, Today I've uploaded a few more Station photos from Namibia, these include, Aris, Ebeneerde, Kruin and Leutwein. 29th of September 2009, A fair few photos uploaded today including, Calingiri, Yerecoin, Pithara (Don Copley), Nungarin, Donnybrook, Busselton, Koojan (Simon Barber), Warup, Merredin and the Donnelly River Mill (Daryle Phillips). 23rd of September 2009, The last of my latest train photos for now... Various Trains, September 2009. 21st of September 2009, Uploaded some photos of AB1502 and DAZ1903, hauling grain trains out on the Kondinin Line, 28th of August 2009. 20th of September 2009, Trains Along the GSR Line, July to September 2009. 18th of September 2009, Information added to the Albany profile (Alec Cull), Photos added to the Claisebrook and Lathlain profile (Fred Rance), as well as some more photos from Leonora (Wally Rowe), Denmark (Daryle Phillips), Gunyidi (Simon Barber) and lastly photos of the Flying Scotsman and Pendennis Castle, visiting Northam in 1989, (including a couple of photos of a HVR Train arriving in Northam (Myrtle Eccles). 7th of September 2009, Added photos of Avon Yard (Daryle Phillips), a 1990 photo of Walkaway (David Whiteford), photos from 1977 of Yalgoo, Mount Magnet, Cue (Jim Bisdee) and lastly some photos I took yesterday of the former siding of Toolbrunup, on the Gnowangerup Branch. 4th of September 2009, Additions today, feature photos of Esperance Yard in 1974 (Jim Bisdee), Midland Junction Signal Cabin B (Jim Bond), Wubin Yard in 1989 (David Whiteford), Overall views of Dudinin Yard and the remains of Dudinin's Triangle (Daryle Phillips), plus I have reinstated the profile page on Caron Siding, which dropped off the website for some reason, I've also added a few more photos I took of the Coal Stage, to this page... and lastly, I've received some photos of the 1st Steam Train to travel via rail on it's own steam from the East Coast to the West Coast of Australia, back in 1970. 3801 and DD592 at Spearwood, 30th of August 1970 (Alan Dawson). 1st of September 2009, More photos received, including, Kuender (Daryle Phillips), Mount Lawley (Jim Bond), Nannine (David Whiteford), Norseman (Jim Bisdee) and South Kulin. I'd
like to Thank, Ron Chivell, Alan Jarvey, Neil Blinco, Adrian Gunzburg, Roderick Smith, This website opened on the 17th of July 2002. Thank you for visiting my website.........and please come again!! History of Western Australian Railways and Stations, was created and is maintained by Don Copley  
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