A short account of some of the tramlines constructed to access the mountain forests for the timber required as building material in the rapidly expanding cities and towns of Victoria. These trainlines serviced isolated sawmilling communities from c. thetransport, timber industry

Concept plan for establishment of rail trail on disused railway reserve Bairnsdale to Orbost.recreation

Compilation of accounts written by members of exploretary parties attempting to find an accessible track from Melbourne to Gippsland primarily so hat rattle could be fattened on lush pastures and returned for sale. The many hardships faced on the harrowinexploration

Black and white photograph of the steamer S S Omeo at the wharf Sale Victoriatownship, bridges, roads and streets, railway, waterways

Photograph taken from Bairnsdale wharf just downstream from bridge. Train heading back to Bairnsdale from Bruthen OrbostBlack and white photograph of steam train going over railway bridge with road bridge visible behind at Bairnsdale Victoriatopography, waterways

Also another black and white photograph of bullock team plus horse and dismounted rider at unknown location 05039.1Black and white photograph of John Dyers bullock wagon loaded with wool bales, 10 bullocks and driver behind the railway station at Bairnsdale Victoriatransport, roads and streets

Also a black and white photograph of a goods train on bridge at Bruthen 1920 c 05091.1 9 x 12 cmSepia toned photograph of workmen with horses and drays working on railway cutting at Bruthen VictoriaRailway cutting at Bruthen 1912 - courtesy Mrs E Nealforest industry

A large number of East Gippslanders joined protesters at Bairnsdale Railway Station on Saturday 25 August 1993 to stop the last train leaving for Melbourne The train finally left early Monday morning when protesters cooperated with PoliceBlack and white photograph showing protesters on railway line end of train on left group of school children with banners at Bairnsdale railway station to prevent last train leaving for Melbourne Bairnsdale Victoriaforest industry, transport

The bridge was built 1912 / 13 c on concrete piers, single track with steel guard fence with concrete road bridge adjacen.tColour photograph of the remnant of railway bridge across the Mitchell River at Bairnsdale Victoriarailway

Colour photograph of turntable at Bairnsdale Railway Station previously at Orbost, transported to Bairnsdale when Orbost rail service closed. Bairnsdale Victoriarailway, transport

Also two photographs of same train at Bairnsdale railway station on same day 05095.1 and .2 10 x 15 cmColour photograph of vintage steam train part of Steamrail Victoria tour of Gippsland approaching railway station Bairnsdale Victoriabridges, railway

Also another colour photograph of same car being pulled from lake on tray of break down truck 05096.1 10 x 15 cm Car owned by Mr Ron Wallis was a write off.Colour photograph showing diver Tony Kazskas lining up a car for retreaval from water, car had accidentally been driven into Cunninghame Arm Lakes Entrance Victoriarailway

Truck was carting beef to Orbost driver escaped with minor injuriesBlack and white photograph showing wrecked refrigerated meat truck after accident on Princes Highway at Bennett's Brook near Swan Reach Victoriarailway, transport

The story of the Phoenix Foundry in Ballarat that commenced business in 1856 manufacturing mining machinery. The company started to make locomotives in 1870 but ceased business in 1905 when the Victorian Railways began to make their own trains.Relevant to the history of public transportation, social customs and manufacturing in Ballarat and Victoria.Paper; book. Front cover: red background; sepia picture of a locomotive with men and a child; Phoenix logo; white and black text.Front cover: title and authors' names.btlc, ballarat trades hall, ballarat trades and labour council, phoenix foundry, manufacturing, public transport, locomotives, trains, mining - equipment, employment

A history of the Victorian Railway Workers and their union. The union was formed from an amalgamation of various craft unions in 1911 and has involved itself in social change. The union is now part of the Australian Railways Union.Relevant to trade union history in Victoria (Australia) and railroad employees.Paper; book. Cover: black background, one colour picture.Cover: title and author's name.btlc, ballarat trades and labor council, ballarat trades hall, unions, railroad workers, railways workers, victorian railways union, australian railways union - victorian branch, locomotives