B/W Stawell railway yards. Taken from step bridge 1950's.stawell transport

Lower Main Street. with Railway Hotel on Right. c1905.Postcard. Lower Main Street. Two Bullocks in the distance, A Carriage under a tree on the right side of Main Street, and a child on the footpath. Railway Hotel on Right.LOwer Main St.stawell transport streetscape

Mrs. Smith Snr. on horse drawn buggy outside Pleasant Creek Court House now called Stawell Court House where Mrs. Smith lived. c 1912-1920Small photograph of a horse drawn vehicle with a female driver and male standing at horses head. Pleasant Creek courthouse in background of photo with a tall timber fence in front of the courthouse. An enlargement has been made of the original photo.stawell transport

Horse Drawn double seated Cab used for transporting families. Man and boy standing beside wheels. Picket fence and trees in background.Black and white photograph of a horse drawn buggy with a male and young boy standing beside the buggy.stawell transport

The photo is a copy of the district sales records for Young and Ledgar’s Garage Jan - April 1924. The garage is located at the corner of Scallan and Wimmera Streets Stawell. Two photographs of a blackboard on a timber wall, one photo original the other a photo of the original. Model cars on the table in the foreground.No 2 District Sales 4 months Jan to April 1924. Cahill's Horshamstawell transport industry

Owners and staff standing in front of Young and Ledgar’s Garage possibly at corner of Child and Wimmera Streets. Mobil Oil advertising above display window. Mid 1920's. Left 1). Percy Ledger, 2). no name, 3). J. Young, 4). Bill Holzical, 5) Hank Neil, 6). Ted Mills. Photograph of a corner building with a display window and 6 people standing in foreground. Above the window a Mobile Oil sign and car parked along the side of the building.Mobiloil vacuum oil company. on the back - Young & Ledger's Garage owners & staff. Left 1). Percy Ledgar, 2). no name, 3). no name, 4). Bill Holzical, 5). no name, 6). Ted Mills.stawell transport industry

A History of the Pioneer ToursBlue card cover with outline of Australia with a car insideYellow Print: Pioneer Tours White Print: Australia's Oldest name in the Coach Industry Vivienne R Worthington No Mountain too high, No road to Far Inside: Presented with Thanks to Stawell Historical Society Inc, for their research which helped me write this book. Best Wishes Vivienne Worthington 2010stawell transport, tourism

Lower Main Street. Showing 2 carts, 1 wagons and a cyclist at the intersection of Lower Main Barnes and Scallan Streets. Federation light in to the left of photo. c1905.Sepia post card of 3 horse drawn vehicles and a man on a bicycle at the intersection of lower Main - Barnes - Scallan and Main Street. On the left is a federation light structure behind the horse drawn wagon and adjacent to cyclist.Lower Main St Stawell No 22 on the front and The "Merle Studio" Main Street on the back.stawell transport streetscape

Horse drawn hooded carriage with people in rural area, trees in the background. Possibly the Smith family from Pleasant Creek Court House. The horse and buggy both look the same as in photograph 144.Small oval photograph on white paper of a horse drawn buggy with people on board. Trees in the background and foreground.stawell transport

White Paper cover with inset black border containing Title and B/W photograph of an open, air railway platform with a large crowd.Rails to the Kingdom The opening of Navarre railway 27 May 1914 A brief history of the Ben Nevis - Navarre Railway 1914 - 1954 by Michael Menziesstawell transport railways, local history

The History of the Navarre Railway LineClear Plastic Cover, over Grey card with title.Navarre "Rails to Wood" The Opening and closing of the Navarre Railway Line 1914-1954stawell, transport

First building for Weighbridge of Weatherboards in Lower Main Street near Rotunda. stawell transport

Second building for Weighbridge of Brick in Lower Main Street near War monument. stawell transport

Newspaper article re demolition of weighbridge in Lower Main Streetstawell transport

Second Weighbridge Brick building in Lower Main Street near War monument. C1940stawell transport

Kingston Motors StawellVehicle parked in Wimmera Street 1930's Studebaker Coach outside Kingston's Garage. Petrol pump visible at right of photo. Business sign in background.Kingston's Motors Stawellstawell transport, education

The History of Cobb & Co From 1853 to 1929Card Cover with photo of two horses heads in bridles Wildride The Rise and fall of Cobb& Co Sam Everinghamstawell transport

White Paper cover with inset border containing Title & B/W Photograph of a rail yard with flat cars and wheat bags, buildings in the distance. Rails to Lubeck, Rupunyup, Marnoo, Wallaloo, Bolangum, Warranook, Navarre and anywhere else with a strange name! Ex Hobson's bay Railway Co. N Class 252 on the down mixed at Rupunyup in the early 1900's. The large quantities of bagged and stacked wheat were quite common in the days before concrete silos dotted the countryside (VR photo) A Brief history of the Lubeck - Bolgangum Railway By Michael Menziesstawell transport railways

Deep Lead Bunyip Bank Rail Crossing being up-graded 1933-34stawell transport railways

Deep Lead Bunyip Bank Rail Crossing being up-graded 1933-34stawell transport railways

Deep Lead Bunyip Bank Rail Crossing. Two men near fire in front of row of tents where workers were housed.stawell transport railways

Stawell Railway turntable and Staff. Taken at Stawell Locomotive Sheds and Coal Staging before the transfer of many railway men to Araratstawell transport

Stawell Railway Yards 1950’s or 60’s. Two Diesel locomotives. Station on right. Goods shed on left. Signal Box in foreground.stawell transport

Stawell Rail yards. 1920'sstawell transport

Stawell Rail yards. 1900's Rose Series Cards P. 1647.stawell transport

Railway yards snow storm 1949stawell transport

Two colour photos of Rail Yards looking East and Weststawell transport

Five colour photographs various views of rail yardsstawell transport

Two colour photographs Goods shed and railway station and passenger train at station.stawell transport