Update 24 Oct 2019.

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Good Afternoon,

This is an Update for the "Number 1 Newsletter for Heritage Railway Stations in Australia"

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Kilmore East Railway Station in Victoria. Photo taken in January 2015.

Glenreagh Railway Station, located on the North Coast line in New South Wales.
Coonamble Railway Station, located North West of Dubbo in New South Wales.

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A Close up Photo of the Glenreagh Railway Station.
Another Photo taken at the Kilmore East Railway Station, located 60 kilometres north of Melbourne.

So far I have started 7 stories of Heritage Railway Stations with another 6 to go to complete this Newsletter. I have created one Special Feature, with no doubt a couple more to follow.

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 Mannahill Railway Station, South Australia. Photo taken in May 2004.
A Photo of the whole Precinct at Mannahill.

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  1. UnknownOctober 25, 2019 at 2:49 PM

    Great photos Brian. I recommend that you look into the Barossa Valley line in SA, which closed in 1968. Today Tonight TV show ran a piece on 23rd October about some interest in reopening the line. Unfortunately at least one station building was demolished and a planned road upgrade at an old rail crossing may soon permanently prevent the chance for the line to reopen. This would be a real shame because a reopened Barossa railway line would be a terrific boon to the state's tourism industry.

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