1. Monday to Friday - Eaglehawk, Quarry Hill, Golden Square, North Bendigo routes. 2. The Electric Supply Company of Victoria Ltd Bendigo and Eaglehawk Tramways, Sixteen (16) Copies. 3. The Electric Supply company of Victoria Ltd, Northern Branch alteration to fares, 1969. 4. Electricity Supply Department Bendigo - amended timetables - 1955, Six (6) copies. 5. Staff shift timetable - weekdays and Saturday - Two (2) pieces.person, individual, basil miller

Bendigo and Eaglehawk tramways time table. Single sheet describing days and times of operation of all routes on cream paper. Printed for 'The Electric Supply Company of Victoria Ltd'. Eight (8) copies. Paper is watermarked: 'Original Government Ledger'.person, individual, basil miller

Three (3) typewritten pages constituting a Memorandum of Agreement made on 1st June 1920, between the Electric Supply Company of Victoria Ltd and the Australian Tramway Employees Association , listing conditions and rates of pay for Tramway Employees.person, individual, basil miller

Printed copy of Modified Agreement between City Council of Bendigo, Borough of Eaglehawk and Shire of Marong and the Sandhurst and Eaglehawk Electric Tramway Company Ltd. Re: construction of Tramway in Bendigo Eaglehawk, and Marong Shire.person, individual, basil miller

In 1890 Bendigo's first tramway battery-electric carriages operated between Sanhurst and Eaglehawk. In 1892 Battery-electrics were replaced by steam tram cars on the Bendigo Railway Station track to Eaglehawk. In 1903 Electric traction overhead was inaugurated extending to Quarry Hill, Golden Square and Lake Weeroona. In 1913 Open cross-seat cars added for the service Quarry Hill to Eaglehawk. In 1945 Traction bogie cars replaced older cars. In 1947 Birney safety cars (dead man controllers) replaced older carsBrochure, a "Welcome to Bendigo, and "Evolution of Bendigo Tramways." 8668.1 Brochure is titled "Welcome to Bendigo," on the front a photo of Charing Cross and Trams, also the Bendigo City Coat of Arms. Inside two pages and descriptions of six tram showing the "Evolution of Bendigo tramways." On the rear is a map of the tramways and places of interest to visit. The brochure was "Printed for the preservation committee in co-operation with the Royal Historical Society of Victoria (Bendigo and District Branch) All donations for a preservation fund."history, bendigo tramways, evolution of bendigo tramways

In 1890 Bendigo's first tramway battery-electric carriages operated between Sanhurst and Eaglehawk. In 1892 Battery-electrics were replaced by steam tram cars on the Bendigo Railway Station track to Eaglehawk. In 1903 Electric traction overhead was inaugurated extending to Quarry Hill, Golden Square and Lake Weeroona. In 1913 Open cross-seat cars added for the service Quarry Hill to Eaglehawk. In 1945 Traction bogie cars replaced older cars. In 1947 Birney safety cars (dead man controllers) replaced older carsToast list for a Bendigo Tramways Division Retirement Dinner - A complimentary Dinner tendered to Mr Arthur Douglas on his retirement after 31 years as Secretary of The Australian Tramway and Motor Omnibus Employees' Association. Held at the Shamrock Hotel, Bendigo Saturday 29th September 1951. Inside are two tramways photos, one of the Bendigo Steam trams 1902, and the other of trams passing through Charing Cross in 1951. On the last page is a program and menu for the event.history, bendigo tramways, evolution of bendigo tramways, arthur douglas, australian tramway and motor omnibus employees association

Photocopy of a share certificate for the Box Hill & Doncaster Tramway Company issued to Samuel Collier 12/12/1888. Capital 15,000 pounds. Shares 1 pound each.Photocopy of a share certificate for the Box Hill & Doncaster Tramway Company issued to Samuel Collier 12/12/1888. tram services, box hill and doncaster electric tramway co, collier, samuel

A history of the Box Hill-Doncaster tramway, incl. photos.The Box Hill-Doncaster Electric Tramwaystation street box hill, box hill and doncaster electric tramway co., tram road, box hill, hilton, henry, tram services

A poster advertising Tram and Rail excursions from Melbourne to Doncaster Tower which was 285 feet high. Includes time table.A poster advertising Tram and Rail excursions from Melbourne to Doncaster Tower which was 285 feet high. Includes time table.doncaster, electric tram