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Essendon and Upper Murray Railway: Difference between revisions

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Built for [[Victorian Railways]]
Built for [[Victorian Railways]]


1869 November 11th. Act authorising passed
1869 November 11th. Act authorising passed and built in three sections:
 
* Essendon to Seymour - Over the Great Divide. [[Joseph Brady]] was senior engineer - opened (less bridge) April 1872
Built in three sections:
* Seymour to Benella - Contractor was [[Murray and Styles]] - opened August 1873
* Essendon to Seymour - Over the Great Divide. [[Joseph Brady]] was senior engineer
* Seymour to Benella - Contractor was [[Murray and Styles]]
* Benella to Wodonga -  
* Benella to Wodonga -  



Latest revision as of 02:17, 29 January 2016

Built for Victorian Railways

1869 November 11th. Act authorising passed and built in three sections:

  • Essendon to Seymour - Over the Great Divide. Joseph Brady was senior engineer - opened (less bridge) April 1872
  • Seymour to Benella - Contractor was Murray and Styles - opened August 1873
  • Benella to Wodonga -


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