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Perth Railway Station yard

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Overview

Perth Station looking in a westerly direction with portion of footbridge from Barrack street visible, Signal posts in fore and mid background. Portion of a four car ADK/ADB railcar set is noted in the Armadale dock as is the pedestrian footbridge between platforms.

Photo type: black and white.

Details

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Registration number

cwa-org-23-P10409

Themes

Transport > Railways

Width

215 mm

Height or length

165 mm

Last modified

Thursday, 28 November, 2024

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