Railway Signal Box No2 off Doyle and Victoria Streets Stawell.Coloured photograph of back view of Railway signal box with rail line and two posts in foreground. Pedestrian overpass behind signal box. stawell

Railway Signal Box No1 under Demolition situated by boom gates Seaby Street Stawell.Another two coloured views of the Railway signal box being demolished. One a close up with windows removed. The other a distant view with a brick building in front of the signal box and 2 people in front of the brick building. stawell

Railway Signal Box No1 under Demolition situated by boom gates Seaby Street.Two coloured photographs of the railway signal box being demolished. The photo shows men working beside and on the building. A large tree can be seen in the background. The second photo shows a large trailer parked around the other side of the rail line and signal box. stawell

Black and white photograph of Signal Box No1 and train in Stawell. Railway signal box and train stawell

Colour photograph showing inside of signal box -Ringwood railway station"Written on back of photo" Ringwood railway signal box

Post Card Railway signal Box at left. Two churches in Background.stawell railways transport

Railway Signal Box No 2 off Doyle and Victoria Streets. Also called Signal box b.Two colour photographs of Signal box 2 also called Signal box b, beside railway lines.stawell

Railway Signal Box No 2 off Doyle and Victoria Streets. Also called signal box b.Two coloured photographs. One view of the signal box with over pass and rail line. The other view is inside the signal box.stawell

Railway Signal Box No1 under Demolition situated by boom gates, Seaby Street Stawell. Photos of the demolition show workmen carrying out the work outside and inside of the signal box.Two colour photos of the demolition of wooden building. One photo is the outside of a signal box beside a railway line with a person on the roof. Windows of the building have been removed and stacked near the building. The other photo is taken inside the signal box with a person working on the building. stawell

Letter to Brimbank City Council for a Heritage Centre in the Harvester Site dated 3 December 1994 Letter from Heritage Victoria for items for inclusion in the Victorian Heritage Register for Railway Culverts and 039 Sunshine Railway Signal Box and H040 Black Arch Rail Bridge and Hume & Hovell Cairn St Albans but advised only recommended for inclusion at a local planning scheme level. Letter from Tom Rigg to Heritage Victoria requesting for items to be included Newspaper Article Herald Sun 18 June 2001 Inclusion as Heritage Place Trestle Bridge Arundel Road Keilor and HV McKay Memorial Gardens Anderson Road Sunshine. Recommendation for inclusion are Black Arch Rail Bridge Sunshine road Sunshine Railway Culvert Sydenham Road St Albans Railway Culvert Victoria Road Sydenham Sunshine Railway Signal Box Hampshire road Sunshine Hume & Hovell Cairn East Esplanade & Taylors road St Albans Victorian Heritage register Recommendation and determination on a nomination to the Victorian Heritage Register Black Arch rail bridge is not of sufficient cultural heritage Victorian Heritage register Recommendation and determination on a nomination to the Victorian Heritage Register Railway Culvert Sydenham Road is not of sufficient cultural heritage Victorian Heritage register Recommendation and determination on a nomination to the Victorian Heritage Register Railway culvert Victoria Road is not of sufficient cultural heritage Victorian Heritage register Recommendation and determination on a nomination to the Victorian Heritage Register Sunshine Railway Signal Box Hampshire Road is not of sufficient cultural heritage Victorian Heritage register Recommendation and determination on a nomination to the Victorian Heritage Register Hume and Hovell Cairn is not of sufficient cultural heritage Resolution re Sunshine Signal Box to write to PTC December 1997 Newspaper Atricle The Advocate 28th September 1999 - 1880s area listed for the Victorian Heritage Register Memoriam of Heritage Advice on Municipal Offices Alexander Avenue by Bryce Raworth Pty Ltdsunshine, heritage

Colour photograph of a railway signal box at Ballaratballarat railway station, signal box, railway signal box

Colour photograph of a weatherboard railway signal box at Ballarat.ballarat railway station, signal box, railway signal box, railway signals

Colour photo of No1 Signal Box Seaby Street Stawell.Colour photo of signal box with a person standing nar signal box.stawell

Colour photo of No1 Signal Box and Railway Gates Seaby Street also called Signal box a. 153.5b is No 2 Signal Box. c 1974Two coloured photographs, 153.3 no.1 Signal box and railway gates. Second photo 153.5b is a front view of no. 2 Signal box. Second photo has Napier & Victoria St in background. Note rail line is closer to signal box in 153.5 b, second photo and stairs are different. Vac 74 no1 Signal box and signal gates (153.5) Vac No 2 Signal box (153.5 b)stawell

Colour photograph of a weatherboard railway signal box at Ballarat. The Ballarat Fire Briigde in Ballarat East is in the background. ballarat railway station, signal box, railway signals

Glenorchy Railway Station with signal Box at Right. c1960'sstawell

Colour photo of Railway Signal Box No.2. House in Wakeham St. in background.Stawell Railway signal box with a car parked behind signal box. Pedestrian walkway behind signal box.Ron Maddockstawell

A T-class diesel-electric locomotive can bee seen through the window hauling a Tait train. Also advertising on the buildings facing passing train passengers including 'Dialyn's Theatre Shoppe for Nightingale Tightlets & Leotards'. This is not a conventional suburban Tait ‘Red Rattler’ service. It may have come from Lilydale where trains from both Warburton and Healsville were combined to continue the run into Melbourne, a normal service for them at the time. It is unusual as the train is hauled by a diesel which also suggests it may have been a special excursion train from either of those two towns. Normally these combined trains would be hauled by two swing door ‘Red Rattlers’ motor coaches from Lilydale, the start/end of electric service. Digital TIFF file Scan of 35mm Ilford FP3 black and white transparencygeorge coop collection, box hill railway signal box, box hill railway station, signal box

Digital TIFF file Scan of 35mm Ilford FP3 black and white transparencygeorge coop collection, box hill railway signal box, box hill railway station, signal box

Digital copy of colour photographfred mitchell collection, eltham lower park, diamond valley railway, signal box, 2007

Digital copy of colour photographfred mitchell collection, eltham lower park, diamond valley railway, signal box, 2007

Digital copy of colour photographfred mitchell collection, 2006, eltham lower park, diamond valley railway, signal box

Offices of Darling and Co Carriers at north side of Ballarat Railway Station with teams of horses and wagons.ballarat railway station, signal box, horse teams, victoria house, w. w. chisham, darling & co general carriers, provincial hotel, chisolm general carrier

Digital copy of colour photographfred mitchell collection, eltham lower park, diamond valley railway, 2007, signal box

Weatherboard Signal box at the Ballarat Railway Stationballarat railway station, signal box

Peel Street Ballarat Railway Gates and signal box.railway gates, ballarat east, signal box, peel street

Peel Street Ballarat Railway Gates and signal box.railway gates, ballarat east, signal box, peel street

Elaine Mann was married to David Mann, a successful Wodonga businessman and community leader who passed away in Wodonga in June 2012. David was a member of the Mann family who began their business in Wodonga in 1920. Elaine was a teacher in Wodonga for many years and an active member of the community.This photo collection is significance as it documents how the businesses and buildings in Wodonga have evolved and contributed to community throughout the late 20th century.Bob Wiltshire and Ron Rattray built this store on the East side of High Street, next to the Railway signal box. The site had formerly been occupied by Abe Turton’s Coach building business. The building has since had several tenants, including “Lunn & Fordyce” clothingwodonga businesses, high st wodonga, wiltshire and rattray