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Seymour Rail Heritage Centre visit, 2009

30-May-2009 | by Glenn Eaton | 1 Comment

Categories: Gallery and Rail Trips and Visits.
Tags: history, museum, railway, and Victorian Railways.

EMRC paid a visit to the Seymour Rail Heritage Centre. There were many examples of Victorian diesel locomotives and rolling stock to inspect. Most were in immaculate condition and kept under cover.
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Kyle, Bruce, Ian & Doug at the Bunnings BBQ. For Eltham Model Railway Club, January 2019.

Community BBQ at Bunnings

8-Jan-2019

The EMRC crew were at it again running a BBQ at Bunnings in Eltham.

Standard Gauge G Crossover Deck Cut

1-Nov-2018

At yesterday’s working bee, the standard gauge crossover deck was cut out.

Working Bee Report, August 2018

7-Aug-2018

Read about the progress of the exhibition working bee, held most Thursdays.

Eltham Model Railway Club

Eltham Model Railway Club4 months ago

Our friends at Victorian Goldfields Railway be working on K160 at Newport Workshops tomorrow to continue its major overhaul back to running condition. They have volunteers, they have time, but they're short on funds.

Any money you can donate will be gratefully received and all donations over $2 are tax deductible.

http://www.vgr.com.au/k160appeal.php

Victorian Goldfields Railway

The railway’s faithful servant, locomotive K160, is currently back at Newport Workshops, where she was built in 1940, for a major overhaul. As part of this overhaul, she is having the following work done:

vgr.com.au

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Eltham Model Railway Club shared a post.5 months ago

The Loch Community Development Association has been invited to attend a meeting with South Gippsland Shire Council to discuss their next steps with a proposed rail trail through our communities, following their recent confirmation of an 18 year lease on the rail corridor. We are mindful there are people in the community that are supportive of a tourist rail option, as proposed by Southern Rail Group. We would welcome your views on priorities for these two initiatives.

Loch Village

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Seymour Rail Heritage Centre visit, 2009

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