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St Kilda Historical Society
Photograph - Photograph of artwork, St Kilda Park, showing the viaduct now in course of removal, 25/06/1867
St Kilda Park, now Albert Park Reserve, showing cows, eucalyptus trees, oval and a railway viaduct in background. The viaduct was part of the Windsor to St Kilda loop line which operated between 1857 and 1867. The loop line ran from the St Kilda railway station on a combination of wooden viaducts and earth embankments fifteen feet high, crossing over St Kilda and Punt Roads by way of bridges and then gradually decreasing to a level crossing at Union Street and then on to Windsor station. Black and white photograph of a lithograph published in a book (unidentified)ST KILDA PARK, SHOWING THE VIADUCT NOW IN COURSE OF REMOVAL - SEE PAGE 85st kilda railway station, albert park, windsor to st kilda rail loop -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Graffiti, names of visiting ships, Station Pier, Port Melbourne, Glen Stuart, 2001
One of two colour photos of graffiti at Station Pier: names of visiting vessels, painted underneath the old railway platform. 'Ranchi', and immigrant vessel, and the Royal Mail vessel 'Iberia' in the 1950s (both were P&O ships)transport - shipping, piers and wharves - station pier, ss iberia, ss ranchi -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Graffiti, names of visiting ships, Station Pier, Port Melbourne, Glen Stuart, 2001
One of two colour photos of graffiti at Station Pier: names of visiting vessels, painted underneath the old railway platform. 'Ranchi', and immigrant vessel, and the Royal Mail vessel 'Iberia' in the 1950s (both were P&O ships)transport - shipping, piers and wharves - station pier, ss iberia, ss ranchi