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Claremont Museum > Records

CLAREMONT RAILWAY STATION AND YARD

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Coloured transparency and coloured print of diesel drawn, Perth bound, goods train approaching Claremont station from west. On left, grasstrees and shrubs, power lines, trees bordering Gugeri Street, milkman's entrance to No.1 platform and advertising hoarding. Platforms. Eastern footbridge with controller's box: western footbridge with signal cabin. Signals, yard and goods sheds on right. In background, blue roofed Churinga Gardens apartments, Stirling Road, and high rise building in Dean Street.

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cwa-org-28--5-20

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