This file contains two items: 1/ Six letters of correspondence to and from Victorian Railways regarding the decision to change the name of North Road Railway Station to South Caulfield and ultimately Ormond Station. The letters date from March 1891 til August 1897. 2/ An article from the Glen Eira/Port Phillip Leader dated 12/04/2013 regarding planning and construction works being undertaken to grade-separate the North Road level crossing.north road, caulfield south, south caulfield, north road railway station, ormond, oakley e., warrein, pritchard t. h., caulfield, caulfield shire council, glen huntly station, glenhuntly station, hyams jamie, railway stations, railways, mayors, stations, public transport, railway crossings, correspondence, local officials and employees, local government, engineering, railways construction, glen eira/port phillip leader

Contains three items about this: 1/A photocopied article (across 3 long columns) from the Southern Cross newspaper dated 21/07/1928. The article contains details of the opening of the Gardenvale Martin Street subway ceremony. Mention is made of the Caulfield Council’s spontaneous assistance, harmony working alongside Brighton and their financial assistance, as well. Councillor E.F. England (Mayor of Caulfield) attended on behalf of the Caulfield Council. He referred to the large patronage on the Brighton line, also mentioning similar issues for the Elsternwick level crossing. There are brief summaries from the many speakers. The pupils from Gardenvale and Elsternwick schools were congregated around the subway, and the Brighton municipal Brass Band rendered selections. 2/Newspaper clipping (source not stated perhaps Melbourne Sun), ‘Elsternwick to get underpass’, dated 25/02/1959, stating that ‘work has begun to build an underpass that will abolish the Glenhuntly Road level crossing’, with photograph and a map of the level crossing. 3/Handwritten note, signed ‘FEC, 17/11/2006’, headed ‘To be researched – Shooting in foot underpass-policeman killed-murder last man to be hanged in Victoria’, with note on Glenhuntly Road underpass.‘southern cross’, gardenvale progress league, point nepean road, newspapers, caulfield council, north road, ‘made in australia’ week, railways department, parliamentary representative, railway crossings, councillors, gardenvale school, elsternwick school, schools, market gardens, gardenvale progress association, england e.f.(mayor), elsternwick, caulfield, hoyts theatre, theatres, glenhuntly road, elsternwick station, police, murders, executions, shops, elsternwick plaza, petrol stations, ‘the hub’, flats, brothels, ‘the daily planet’ (sic), car parks

Two letters to the editor concerning the possibility of replacing the gates with an overhead bridge, also providing a siding for the Box Hill brickworks.Two letters to the editor concerning the possibility of replacing the gates with an overhead bridge. railway crossings, brickworks, box hill railway station

Work to remove Blackburn level crossing will begin in late 2015 and will be completed by 2018.Work to remove Blackburn level crossing will begin in late 2015 and will be completed by 2018.railway crossings, blackburn

Blackburn traders complain of poorly planned pedestrian access across the railway line at Blackburn Station which will continue to divide the shopping precinct after the level crossing is upgradedBlackburn traders complain of poorly planned pedestrian access across the railway line at Blackburn Station.railway crossings, blackburn, blackburn shopping centre

The Victorian State Government has signed the contracts for the renewal of the Blackburn and Heatherdale Roads level crossings. However Blackburn traders are seeking improvements to facilitate easier pedestrian traffic movements.The Victorian State Government has signed the contracts for the renewal of the Blackburn and Heatherdale Roads level crossings. blackburn railway crossing, heatherdale railway crossing, railway crossings

VicRoads information sheet on the Rail Crossings Removal project at Mitcham and Rooks Roads.VicRoads information sheet on the Rail Crossings Removal project at Mitcham and Rooks Roads.mitcham road mitcham, rooks road mitcham, railway crossings, vicroads

A prominent Blackburn oak tree, believed to be 100 years old, has been ripped out as part of level crossing removal works.A prominent Blackburn oak tree, believed to be 100 years old, has been ripped out as part of level crossing removal works.blackburn, railway crossings, berry, david, blackburn tree preservation society, trees, level crossing removal authority

Workmen demolishing level crossing on Canterbury Road [1966]. Two storey shops on the right now demolished, one of these was Andrews Antiques. Black and white photographcanterbury, canterbury road, canterbury railway station, railway crossings, andrews antiques

Photocopy of a train crossing on the up track of the Canterbury Road overpasscanterbury, canterbury road, canterbury station, trains, railway crossings

J. Weymouth Ironmonger, north side of Canterbury Road. Unsealed road and gutters, horse and cart in front of shop and closed railway gates black and white photographcanterbury, canterbury road, j. weymouth ironmonger, railway crossings, horse drawn vehicles

B&W photos of various locations in Port Melbourne Railway crossing at unknown locationSeveral have descriptions of locations in pencil on rear of photostransport - railways

Illuminations on old fire bell tower, TaturaBlack and white photograph of fire bell tower, Tatura.on back: old fire bell tower, Hogan Street, Tatura. East of railway crossingold fire bell tower tatura