Digital PDF Filenon-fictionThis Sunshine masterplan is part of the overall masterplan for the Melbourne Airport to City railway link. This plan focuses on the area around the Sunshine Station, on Wurundjeri land, helps build on the transformation of the station and will help guide change and investment around the superhub.sunshine railway station, railways, sun crescent, sunshine

Aerial photograph of Sunshine Station possibly 1924 Visible is the station itself Ballarat and Bendigo lines HV McKay factory and the Station Masters residence centre rightsunshine railway station, sunshine, railway

Sunshine Railway Station 1964sunshine railway station, railway, shop, hampshire road

Photocopies of Sunshine Railway Station circa 1910 and circa 1915sunshine railway station, railway, railway station

In 1994, St. Albans couple Michael & Susan Salameh opened a new takeaway food shop in the former Sunshine Railway Station Parcel Office. The new shop offers made to order sandwiches, chip, shashliks, tabouli, roast beef, fired rice, fish, hamburgers, salads, cakes, chocolates, ice creams and hot and cold drinks. The shop was open from 6:00am to 6:00pm. The couple also owned the newspaper stand and kiosk in the Sunshine Rail Subway.Take Away Sunshine Station 626.2sunshine railway station, sunshine, michael salameh, susan salameh

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The Sunshine Fire Station at 30 McIntyre Road, Sunshine North (MFB Station 44) officially opened on 14th May 1990, replacing the earlier Hampshire Road / Hertford Road station that had served the district since 1927.The Sunshine Fire Station’s Open Day was held on the 7th October 1990, the same year the new McIntyre Road station opened. Many of Sunshine's and nearby suburbs residents attended the action packed day.Open Day Sunshine Fire Station 437.2sunshine fire station, mcintyre road, sunshine north

Five photographs documenting attendance at the ceremony to unveil plaque in rembereance if the railway disaster at Sunshine Station 20th April 1908 592-1- Hon R Cooper MLA Minister of Transport and Mr I Baker MLA state member for Sunshine 592-2- Hon R Cooper addressing audience 592-3- Plaque at Sunshine Railway Station 592-4- Descendents of Albert Ellingsen killed in accident R2L Ms Merle Hutson nee Ellingsen and Daughter Mrs Batten 592-5- R2L Prof John Lack J Rigg Frank Ford Unknow Norm DePomeroy Includes negatives.sunshine railway disaster, disaster, railways, sunshine railway station

Photos of people assembled on Sunshine Railway Station for a memorial service to commemorate the accident at this station on 20th April 1908 in which 44 were killed and many injured The memorial service held on 20th April 1998 was organised by Mr Tom Rigg Ex stationmaster and was attended by parliamentary council and other dignatoriessunshine railway station diaster, railway

Photograph mounted on card of the Sunshine Railway Station. Besides railway station shows Catholic church lower centre and residential area also left ramp of overpass The municipal offices feature, top area original Sunshine golf course centre right Old postal office and Kororoit Creek Houses removed in 1994 for road work of 1994 to 1995sunshine railway station, railway

1 Postcard of Sunshine Railway Station and men standing at platforms c1915 2 Postcard of the lawn at Sunshine Gardens showing women children, and gardeners c1915john darling flour mill, w pridham, sunshine cabinet works

The Sunshine Fire Station (Station 44) at 30 McIntyre Road opened on 14 May 1990. This station replaced the earlier Hampshire Road / Hertford Road station, which had operated since 1927.5672.01 - Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Open Day (Sun Adv 437.2) 1990 Photo 01.JPG 5672.02 - Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Open Day (Sun Adv 437.2) 1990 Photo 03.JPG 5672.03 - Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Open Day (Sun Adv 437.2) 1990 Photo 04.JPG 5672.04 - Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Open Day (Sun Adv 437.2) 1990 Photo 05.JPG 5672.05 - Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Open Day (Sun Adv 437.2) 1990 Photo 06.JPG 5672.06 - Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Open Day (Sun Adv 437.2) 1990 Photo 07.JPG 5672.07 - Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Open Day (Sun Adv 437.2) 1990 Photo 08.JPG 5672.08 - Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Open Day (Sun Adv 437.2) 1990 Photo 09.JPG 5672.09 - Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Open Day (Sun Adv 437.2) 1990 Photo 02.JPG mcintyre road, sunshine north, sunshine fire station

These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1992, are of the Sunshine Uniform Branch Boys outside the Sun Crescent Police Station. They are excited about moving to the new Sunshine Police Station, located at 497 Ballarat Road corner Harvester Road, Sunshine.7538.01 - Sunshine Police Station Sun Crescent Sunshine 1992 Photographs (Advocate 55.1).JPG 7538.02 - Sunshine Police Station Sun Crescent Sunshine 1992 Photographs (Advocate 55.1).JPGsunshine police station, sun crescent, sunshine

Pedestrian tunnel Sunshine Railway Station 245.1sunshine railway station, sunshine

Plaque for Railway disaster Easter Monday 20 April 1908 Rose Acreman Thomas Atkinson John Blight John Brown Stuart Bunyard Archer Clark May Clark Frances Balling James Bannock Maria Bannock Joseph Davis Ernest Dennier John Dent Denis Doran Albert Ellingsen Joseph Gates Leslie Gates Matilda Giles Matilda Giles Ethel Green John Hawkes Ada Hughes Griffin Hughes Thomas Thuntin Elizabeth Jones Catherine Laffan Bridget Laffan George McCall Alexander McKay Thomas Mckean William Nankervis Federick OConnor James Pascoe Harry Peate Ester rushbroook Frederick Sawyer Oscar Skoglund Janet Thomas William Thomas Annie Tucker Margaret Tucker Rupert Watson Elizabeth Williams Frederick Williamson Agnes Wright. First unveiled by the Hon Robin Cooper MLA Minister for Transport and the Non Ian Baker MLA Member for Sunshine 13 November 1998. Rededicated by Bruce Hughes Cheif Executive Officer Connex Sunday 20 April 2008 to commemorate the centernary 1908 to 2008sunshine railway disaster, sunshine station, railway

This item belong to Tom Rigg, former St. Albans Station mastersunshine rail station, railway, sunshine

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Sunshine Fire Station 613sunshine fire station, hampshire road, tobin brothers, sunshine

These photographs, taken by The Advocate newspaper in 1999, show the new Sunshine Police Station and Magistrates Court during construction.Incomplete Police & Court Complex 214sunshine police station, sunshine magistrates court, foundry road, ballarat road, sunshine

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Building brick from Sunshine Police Station, Sun Cres, Sunshine. Demolished c2000Cream color building brick with impressed symbol & letteringsFive circle Olympic Games Symbol and Len 1956 Irissunshine police station

Sunshine had traditional railway gates on Hampshire Road for decades and as traffic increased and Sunshine grew into a major industrial hub, the crossing became a bottleneck. In 1961, the Hampshire Road overpass opened, taking road traffic over the rail line and pedestrians using an underpass. With the bridge and underpass in place, the old railway gates were removed the same year.sunshine railway station, hampshire road, sunshine, sunshine post office, cinderella gardens

The Sunshine Metropolitan Fire Station, built in 1927 at the corner of Hampshire Road and Hertford Street, served as Sunshine’s main fire station for decades. Designed by noted architect Cedric Ballantyne, it is one of the suburb’s most ornate public buildings and a key symbol of Sunshine’s rapid expansion during the inter‑war period. It closed around 1990 and was later restored and repurposed as the Tobin Brothers “Legacy of Life” Chapel.”The Sunshine Fire Station on Hampshire Road is one of Sunshine’s most historically significant civic buildings, a landmark of the suburb’s inter‑war growth, its industrial identity, and its long relationship with the Metropolitan Fire Brigade. These photographs were taken after the fire station closed and relocated to McIntyre Road in Sunshine North, but before the building was restored and repurposed for use by Tobin Brothers. The residential part of the fire station, the adjoining house in Berkshire Road has been demolished.State Of Fire Station Hampshire Rd Sunshinesunshine fire station, hampshire road, berkshire road, sunshine

Collection of photographs of current and former service stations in the Sunshine area.5866.01 - Anderson Road 79 Sunshine - Speedway Service Station (Former Andy's Servo) 2026.JPG 5866.02 - Ballarat Road 431 Sunshine - Ampol Service Station 2026.JPG 5866.03 - Couch Street 35 Sunshine - Former Service Station Site 2026.JPG 5866.04 - Devonshire Road 151 Sunshine - Metro Service Station 2026.JPG 5866.05 - Hampshire Road 66 - 72 Sunshine - 7 - 11 Service Station 2026.JPG 5866.06 - Hampshire Road 94 - 98 Sunshine - Former Service Station Site 2026 Photo 02.JPG 5866.07 - Hampshire Road Opposite Corio Street Sunshine - Former Service Station Site 2026 Photo 01.JPG 5866.08 - Hampshire Road Opposite Corio Street Sunshine - Former Service Station Site 2026 Photo 02.JPG 5866.09 - Hampshire Road Opposite Corio Street Sunshine - Former Service Station Site 2026 Photo 03.JPG 5866.10 - Market Road 2A Sunshine - Former Service Station 2026.JPG 5866.11 - Monash Street 2 - 6 Sunshine - Former Service Station Site 2026.JPG 5866.12 - Monash Street 46 Sunshine - Former Service Station Site 2026.JPG 5866.13 - Monash Street 66 Sunshine - Former Service Station Site 2026.JPG 5866.14 - Sun Crescent 31B Sunshine - Former Service Station Site 2026.JPG 5866.15 - Devonshire Road Cnr George Street - Former Libbis Service Station 2026 Photo 02.JPG 5866.16 - Dickson Street 5 Sunshine - Former Service Station 2026 Photo 01.JPG 5866.17 - Dickson Street 5 Sunshine - Former Service Station 2026 Photo 02.JPG 5866.18 - Dickson Street 5 Sunshine - Former Service Station 2026 Photo 03.JPG 5866.19 - Harvester Road 80 Sunshine - EG Ampol Service Station 2026 Photo 01.JPG 5866.20 - Ballarat Road 487 - 489 Sunshine - 7-Eleven Service Station, Subway And Red Rooster 2026 Photo 01.JPG 5866.21 - Ballarat Road 487 - 489 Sunshine - 7-Eleven Service Station, Subway And Red Rooster 2026 Photo 02.JPG 5866.22 - Ballarat Road 487 - 489 Sunshine - 7-Eleven Service Station, Subway And Red Rooster 2026 Photo 03.JPG 5866.23 - Ballarat Road 439 Sunshine - Former B.P. Service Station.jpeg 5866.24 - Sun Crescent Sunshine - Former Service Station.jpegservice station, sunshine, anderson road, ballarat road, couch street, devonshire road, hampshire road, market road, monash street, dickson street

The Sunshine Centenary Fire Truck refers to the special appliance displayed during Sunshine’s 1990 Centenary celebrations, when the Metropolitan Fire Brigade (MFB) showcased a modern Sunshine fire appliance as part of the suburb’s 100‑year anniversary events. It is associated with the opening of the new Sunshine Fire Station at McIntyre Road in the same year (1990), which coincided with Sunshine’s centenary. This was not a vintage truck or a ceremonial rebuild (like NSW’s “White Knight” centenary truck). Instead, it was Sunshine’s current frontline appliance, presented as part of the centenary program.The fire truck display formed part of Sunshine’s 1990 Centenary celebrations, marking 100 years since the 1890 survey of Braybrook Junction, the township that later became Sunshine.Centernary Fire Truck 142.2sunshine fire station, mcintyre road, sunshine north

These weatherboards were collected when the form wooden station building was being demolished as part of the worked for the Region Railway Line being constructed between Southern Cross Statation and Geelong Station.3 sections of weatherboards from the former wooden Sunshine Railway Station. The boards are painted green

Collected by Tom RiggUntil about 1884 the general area now occupied by Sunshine / Braybrook was known as CUT PAW PAW. The Melbourne to Bendigo railway was built in 1859 and the railway to Ballarat began first to Melton in 1884 to Parwan in 1886 and to Bacchus Marsh in 1887. The junction of the two lines was known as Bacchus Marsh Junction during construction and after completion the area became Braybrook Junction no doubt influenced by the nearby settlement of Braybrook. In 1907 the Braybrook Junction Progress Association petitioned the Victorian Railways Commissioners requesting that the station name be changed to Sunshine Junction possibly recognising the dominating presence of the Sunshine Harvester Works. Approval was very promptly granted by the Commissioners and in the Victoria Gazette of July 17 1907 page 3419 the Victorian Railways gazetted that on and after Monday 15th July the name of Braybrook Junction station will be changed to Sunshine.sunshine railway station, railway

This sign was attached to one of the buildings at the Sunshine Railway Station prior to it being demolished as part of the Region Railway Works in 2014White rectangle sign with circle shape in the middle with black textSunshine

Apart from the building, the photo of Edward Lloyd depicts open land to the west of Sunshine. It was taken on scaffolding.During the building of Our Lady's Church, Sunshine, this photo is taken on top of the tower scaffolding looking along Monash Street, towards the Sunshine station. The worker is Edward Lloyd.lloy, sunshine railway station, monash street, sunshine, our ladys church, church

Metal key with handle and taper square endrailway, station