Maryborough's first Railway Station.

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Accession[1962.0005] Photographs of Marborough collected by C L KufferIdentifierUMA-IT-000018492Extentnot specifiedScope and Content Built when the line came through in 187X [illegible]. Soon after the establishment of the digging[s] Cobb and Co.'s line of coaches was the means of most transport. One of the early managers for Cobb and Co. was A.R. Outtrim, who figured prominently in Maryborough. The station shown in the print was demolished in about 1890, and the new station completed in 1892. It cost a little less than £22,000. The branch line to Avoca was opened in 1877. The line to Mildura was opened in 19X3 [illegible]. A clock was installed in the tower on the new station in 1914.Access StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeRequest unitUnitOSBA Unit 0018

Provenance

CreatorKuffer, C L.RoleProvenance

Dates

Date1877-1914

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Finding Aid ReferenceNo. 38

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Maryborough's first Railway Station.