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	Railway
		Bayswater railway station, Melbourne Bayswater railway station is in the suburb of Bayswater.
		Leyton Midland Road railway station Leyton Midland Road is a Leytonstone High Road.
		Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway The Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway is a Bolton Abbey Station.
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	Encyclopedia: Flemington Bridge railway station, Melbourne
		Flemington Bridge is a railway station in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
		It is located in the suburb of North Melbourne, adjacent to Royal Park and nestled next to the CityLink tollway.
		This is a stub related to the city of Melbourne.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Flemington-Bridge-railway-station,-Melbourne

	history.html
		Eleven through platforms were provided at the station on its completion in 1910 and were vastly different from the original platforms which sported semi-circular verandahs terminated by timber valances and at the west end 'train sheds', embracing both platforms and tracks.
		The clocks at the main entrance of the station were part of the original design plans, and remain in almost the same place as they did in the early years of construction.
		Flinders Street Station has emerged as a symbol of Victoria's capital city and is an institution in the daily routine of nearly a quarter of a million people.
	www.buslines.com.au /hillsidetrains/history.html

	city link gateway to melbourne
		from the first 'tink tink' every morning when they were sinking pilons, to when they built what looked like unstable walkways from the flemington bridge station.
		hiding the ugliness of the railway overpass is probably the biggest problem to overcome, and by the walkway currently extending over flemington road and hiding the overpass, the designers could have succeeded.
		the 'gateway to melbourne' is located at the mouth of the tullamarine freeway- this freeway leads to melbourne's international airport.
	www.labyrinth.net.au /~lerma/citylink.htm

	Flemington Bridge railway station, Melbourne
		Flemington Bridge is a railway station in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
		Flemington Bridge railway station, Melbourne in the news
		It is located in the suburb of North Melbourne, adjacent to Royal Park and nestled next to the CityLink tollway.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/F/Flemington-Bridge-railway-station,-Melbourne.htm

	Newmarket Saleyards
		But it survived until ninety years later in 1987 the Melbourne City Council authorised the closure of the Saleyards because state government policy was that all yards had to be self-sufficient, the MCC and the government had subsidised the Saleyards for years.
		The railway line linked to the Saleyards in those days, the railway to the truck yards at Newmarket were used everyday of the week when the Saleyards were busy.
		It was also making a significant contribution to the ongoing revitalisation of Melbourne's inner suburbs, he went on to praise the support of the Federal Government, Pioneer Homes Australia, the Victorian Government and a wide range of other public and private sector organizations for their involvement in the project.
	www.enet.org.au /historyonline/saleyards/newmarketsaleyards.htm

	Prisoner Cell Block H » On The Inside » Locations
		Laburnum Railway station was used in the series when Paul Reid meets his son Tony at the station after the latter travels home after his release from prison.
		The Flinders Street Railway Station was briefly used in the opening credits sequence of the first three episodes with Karen Travers walking past.
		The bridge you see in the background leads straight into Syndal Station on the Glen Waverley line, near the intersection of Blackburn and High Street roads.
	www.prisoner-cellblockh.co.uk /locations.html

	Flemington - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Flemington
		Throughout the first half of the 20th century, Flemington was a noted manufacturer of pottery and cut glass; today, one glass factory remains.
		In 1935, its county courthouse was the scene of the sensational Lindbergh kidnapping trial (see Charles Lindbergh).
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Flemington

	Flemington Bridge railway station, Melbourne - free-definition
		Flemington Bridge is a railway station in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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		It is located in the suburb of North Melbourne, adjacent to Royal Park and nestled next to the CityLink tollway.
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	Public transport - Public transport history
		It was built by the Melbourne and Hobsons Bay Railway, which had been formed in August 1852.
		The Melbourne Omnibus Company began operation with 11 horse-drawn buses carrying passengers from the city via Bourke Street to Fitzroy’s Birmingham Hotel, at the corner of Smith and Johnston Streets.
		The Victorian Railway Department began on 19 March 1856 after the Government had bailed out the financially troubled railway company as it tried to build another line to Williamstown.
	www.doi.vic.gov.au /doi/internet/transport.nsf/allDocs/RWPE06934B7A6094C844A256AFD001C4975?OpenDocument

	Parkville, Victoria
		Parkville West is the smallest of the three, facing Flemington Road near the Flemington Bridge railway station.
		On its west is North Melbourne and on its east is Carlton.
		The University of Melbourne is bounded on three sides by Carlton, but is in the Parkville postcode area.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/parkville.htm

	Melbourne Hotels, Motels, Apartments
		Enterprize Hotel Melbourne is ideally situated for the leisure traveller with lovely Courtyard rooms, and with the addition of 100 brand new Business rooms our corporate clients can now look forward to superior levels of comfort and quality all at excellent value.
		Melbourne's famous Lygon Street restaurants, Queen Victoria Market, Royal Children's Hospital, Royal Women's Hospital and Melbourne University are all within walking distance.
		Shoan Heights Apartment Hotel is located in the middle of Melbourne's CBD and is surrounded by numerous theatres, restaurants, cafes, galleries, department stores, parks and sporting venues, including the MCG, Telstra Dome and Melbourne Park Tennis Centre.
	www.ozihotels.com.au

	The Ultimate Flemington Bridge railway station, Melbourne - American History Information Guide and Reference
		Flemington Bridge is a railway station in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
		The Ultimate Flemington Bridge railway station, Melbourne - American History Information Guide and Reference
		It is located in the suburb of North Melbourne, adjacent to Royal Park and nestled next to the CityLink tollway.
	www.historymania.com /american_history/Flemington_Bridge_railway_station,_Melbourne

	RRSHS Library
		Victorian Stations : Railway stations in England and Wales 1830 to 1923.
		II The Re-Use of Railway Stations in Ontario.
		Railway Stations of Western Canada: An Architectural History.
	www.rrshs.org /Library/library.htm

	Puckle Street
		The Essendon to North Melbourne Junction railway had been started in the 1850’s and was opened in 1864.
		Later, the horse drawn bus service to Flemington Bridge opened from Puckle Street to meet the old cable tram system and ten years later on April 9 1903, the horse drawn cab service replaced the bus.
		Puckle Street was fortunate that Moonee Ponds railway station had been built.
	enet.org.au /historyonline/pucklestreet/puckle_street.htm

	Image Search, Victorian Railways, Museum Victoria, Australia
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	TSROSS Railway Names List
		The list consists of railways for which we have information on record - This list includes operating railways (carriers and/or equipment), and railways with charters (non-operating), both current and defunct.
		Today, some roller coasters fall in to the railway class, but have not been included here, though the reason is obvious.
		Our list of railways includes most railroads and dedicated railway transit systems around the world since the early 1800's.
	www.railway.org /rwaylist.htm

	Railpage Australia™ Forums - Melbourne suburban - Melbourne's best railway line?
		The Upfield line is good too, passing under City Link until Flemington Bridge, then through Royal Park, and the inner northern suburbs.
		General questions about railways should be posted to the Forums.
		Werribee express route is good, also the bit from newport to laverton via the 3 stations.
	www.railpage.com.au /f-t14177.htm

	Metlink - City - Upfield (Upfield Line) - Sunday
		1:44 PM Royal Park Railway Station / Melbourne Zoo
		12:04 PM Royal Park Railway Station / Melbourne Zoo
		7:44 PM Royal Park Railway Station / Melbourne Zoo
	home.vicnet.net.au /~flemweb/to_cityup_sun.html

	Category:Melbourne railway stations - Art History Online Reference and Guide
		Category:Melbourne railway stations - Your Art History Reference Guide!
		Category:Melbourne railway stations - Art History Online Reference and Guide
	www.arthistoryclub.com /art_history/Category:Melbourne_railway_stations

	Metlink - City - Upfield (Upfield Line) -
		12:52 AM Royal Park Railway Station / Melbourne Zoo
		7:53 AM Royal Park Railway Station / Melbourne Zoo
		6:13 AM Royal Park Railway Station / Melbourne Zoo
	www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au /timetables/timetable_display_public_holiday.php?ID=MTNUFD&TYPE=train&DIRECTION=U&TID=4790

	Northern Bus Lines - Route 953
		Route Melton Station Rd & High St Timetable data is for personal use only and is subject to the terms and conditions of use
		(14) St Albans West: In Main Rd West at Station Rd (13) Deer Park Shopping Cntr: In Station Rd at Neale Rd (12) Deer Park: In Station Rd (East side) at Glencairn Av (11) Sunshine West: In Glengala Rd at Raymond St (10)Sunshine: Sun Cres north of City Place
		(9) Sunshine East: In Ballarat Rd at Alford St (8) Braybrook: In Ballarat Rd at Ashley St (7) Maidstone: In Ballarat Rd at Short St (6) West Footscray: In Gordon St at Ballarat Rd (5) Footscray: In Paisley St at Nicholson St (4) Kensington: Ballarat Rd west of Lynchs Bridge
	www.roadrunnertravel.com.au /nor_953.shtml

	WWW Links
		Burma Siam Death Railway Bridge on the River Kwai
		Bridges over Niagra Falls Michigan Central Railway Bridge (CP)
		Bridges & Tunnels in Allegheney County and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania railroad origins
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	Melbourne Trams
		Flemington Bridge, a station on the Upfield Rail line, was the original terminus of the privately built tram lines from Essendon in 1906.
		This photograph of B2 2095 bound for Airport West was taken in Mt Alexander Road, just north of Flemington Bridge in 1996.
		Melbourne SW2 class number 426 has already had its destination sign changed to City' as it waits to proceed to shunt at the Camberwell terminus in Burke Road, at Whitehorse Road in 1976.
	www.geocities.com /CapeCanaveral/Hangar/1602/Melbourne_Trams.htm (1471 words)

	Melbourne's Tramway History.
		The second electric tramway in Melbourne's suburbs was opened on the 11th October 1906 and ran from Flemington Bridge (near the terminus of the North Melbourne cable tram route) to Essendon, with a branch to Saltwater River (Now Maribyrnong River) and a short spur along Puckle St Moonee Ponds, to Moonee Ponds railway station.
		The first tramway to operate in Melbourne was an isolated line from Fairfield railway station.
		The only steam-operated passenger tramway to operate in Melbourne ran from Cheltenham railway station to the Melbourne Home and Hospital for the Aged, a distance of about one mile.
	www.geocities.com /z_class/tramhistory.html (3222 words)

	Melbourne's Tramway History.
		The second electric tramway in Melbourne's suburbs was opened on the 11th October 1906 and ran from Flemington Bridge (near the terminus of the North Melbourne cable tram route) to Essendon, with a branch to Saltwater River (Now Maribyrnong River) and a short spur along Puckle St Moonee Ponds, to Moonee Ponds railway station.
		Work on the system since "the Bourke St job" has been concentrated on relaying tracks in mass concrete, although several additions have been made to the permanent way service tram roster, and three trams have been purchased from the Victorian Railways following closure of their line from St Kilda railway station.
		The lease of the cable trams by the Melbourne Tramways and Omnibus Co. expired on 30th June, 1916 and it was decided to appoint an interim Melbourne Tramways Trust to operate the system until it was decided what to do about the growing problems of street passenger transport in the Melbourne metropolitan area.
	www.geocities.com /z_class/tramhistory.html (3222 words)

	NightRider
		Nth Melbourne Football Social Club: Fogarty St Flemington: In Racecourse Rd at Boundry Rd Kensington: Ballarat Rd west of Lynchs Bridge
		Operates from Sunbury on some trips via Sunbury Railway Station, Diggers Rest Railway Station and Taylors Lakes (corner of Santa Monica Drive and Sunshine Avenue)
		Flemington: In Racecourse Rd at Boundry Rd Nth Melbourne Football Social Club: Fogarty St Crown Complex: Clarendon Street at City West Tram Stop
	www.victrip.com.au /nightrider/map_stalbans.html (3222 words)

	Railway - Broadmeadows Line
		The station was initially located further north than the current location nearer the point where the original Sydney Road (now Pascoe Vale Road) crossed the railway line.
		By 1962 Standard gauge railway track was installed on this line, parallel to the existing broad gauge, at last making it possible for passengers and freight to travel between Melbourne and Sydney without changing trains.
		As was quite common at this stage of railway development in the colony the line was constructed and owned by a private syndicate.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~strthmre/railway.htm (596 words)

	Melbourne's Tramway History.
		The second electric tramway in Melbourne's suburbs was opened on the 11th October 1906 and ran from Flemington Bridge (near the terminus of the North Melbourne cable tram route) to Essendon, with a branch to Saltwater River (Now Maribyrnong River) and a short spur along Puckle St Moonee Ponds, to Moonee Ponds railway station.
		The first tramway to operate in Melbourne was an isolated line from Fairfield railway station.
		The lease of the cable trams by the Melbourne Tramways and Omnibus Co. expired on 30th June, 1916 and it was decided to appoint an interim Melbourne Tramways Trust to operate the system until it was decided what to do about the growing problems of street passenger transport in the Melbourne metropolitan area.
	www.geocities.com /z_class/tramhistory.html (3222 words)

	TMSV: History of the North Melbourne Electric Tramway & Lighting Company
		When it was pointed out that the planned routes were designed to feed railway stations at four points, the VR commissioners produced a previously unknown scheme for a motor omnibus service operating on the same routes.
		This was to build an electric tramway from the MTOC terminus at Flemington Bridge to North Essendon along Mt Alexander Road and Buckley Street.
		Melbourne’s third electric tramway was not to suffer the fate of the first two [1] — closure.
	www.tmsv.org.au /papers/nmetl.htm (4071 words)

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