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	About Us
		We are within walking distance to the Glenroy railway station which makes us easily accessible by public transport.
		Glenroy Neighbourhood Learning Centre is located in the north of Melbourne in a suburb named Glenroy.
		Glenroy Neighbourhood Learning Centre has been an adult education community provider for many years, with its origins beginning in the Glenroy Municipal Library.
	home.vicnet.net.au /%7Eglenlink/mainweb/aboutus.html

	Metlink Call Centre Intranet - Victoria's Official Public Transport Web site
		Free shuttle bus transfer from Spencer St Station to the Spencer St Coach Terminal.
		Commuter Club Article � City of Melbourne Newsletter
		Metlink has launched its new look Commuter Club to attract more city workers to travel by public transport.
	intranet.victrip.com.au

	melbourne.citysearch.com.au > Visitor Guide
		Just as it was for Melbourne's migrants in the '50s and '60s, Station Pier's welcome remains anti-climactic.
		From the city, catch a bus to Garden City, or a tram to Port Melbourne, then walk.
		But the pier has been spared most of the changes brought by progress and the beacon that has sat in the water nearby for over a century remains to mark the spot where, once, Melbourne's life force flowed.
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	Glenroy railway station Melbourne - Wiktionary
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	Railway - Broadmeadows Line
		The name of the North Essendon Railway Station changed to Strathmore in 1955.
		The Broadmeadows- Albion goods line, which crosses the Moonee Ponds Creek Valley on a high steel trestle bridge to the north of Strathmore Heights, was opened in 1929.
		Later, as the area developed and the volume of traffic on Pascoe Vale Road increased, this crossing became one of the worse traffic bottlenecks in Melbourne.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~strthmre/railway.htm

	Moreland City Council - History of Moreland Fact Sheet 5 - Glenroy
		They converted a stable in Widford Road into a public hall, formed the first roads and paid the government to provide a railway station.
		The Camerons called their farm the 'Glenroy Run'.
		In 1939 Glenroy and Hadfield had only 210 buildings.
	www.moreland.vic.gov.au /historyofmoreland5.htm

	Broadmeadows, Victoria
		More subdivision took place in the 1920s, and Broadmeadows had its (railway) Station Estate.
		An Anglican church was built in 1850, and the church, police station and Broadmeadows hotel (now Westmeadows Tavern), in Ardlie Street were the first village centre.
		In 1850 a Government survey laid out a township in an area along the Moonee Ponds Creek valley, now known as Westmeadows, but then named Broadmeadow.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/broadmeadows.html

	Metlink - Timetables - Search by Place of Interest
		Northern Melbourne Institute of T.A.F.E. - Greensborough Campus
		Follow these steps to get a timetable for your journey to a place of interest in Melbourne.
		Melbourne Zoo (also known as Melbourne Zoological Gardens)
	www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au /timetables/landmark_search.php

	Northern Bus Lines - Route 534 & 536
		On trips marked "B", buses depart from the terminus on the west side of Lorensen Avenue at Merlynston Railway Station and run via Lorensen Avenue, Orvieto Street, Marama Street, Boundary Road, Sussex Street, South Street, West Street, Glenroy Road, Cardinal Road, Melbourne Avenue and Hartington Street to the terminus at Glenroy Railway Station.
		On trips marked "S", buses depart from the terminus on the east side of Merlyn Street at Merlynston Railway Station and run via Merlyn Street, Orvieto Street, Lorensen Avenue, Shorts Road and Sussex Street to the corner of Sussex and South Streets, then via the route described above to the terminus at Glenroy Railway Station.
		Times marked "H" indicate buses depart Gowrie Station and operate via the normal route to Hilton Street, then via Hilton Street, May Street, Evell Street, Morley Street and Daley Street, then via normal route to Glenroy Station.
	www.northernbus.com.au /nor_534.shtml

	oakphtxt.shtml
		In 1997 the Oak Park High School was closed, ending its role in a four-campus secondary college which had served the Glenroy area.
		When the line was electrified in 1921 the stations were confined to Pascoe Vale and Glenroy, and the Oak Park station was built in the mid 1950s after housing came to the area.
		When the railway line went through the area in 1872 no railway station was provided at Oak Park.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/zzssi/oakphtxt.shtml

	Did You Know? - Scottish Placenames in Melbourne, Australia
		Glen Waverley (Waverley railway station - named from the Sir Walter Scott novels) There is also a Waverley Abbey in Surrey, an English Heritage site.
		For instance, Glen Huntly was the name of a fever stricken ship that docked in Port Phillip Bay in 1840.
		The suburb of Ormond itself was probably named for the Victorian philanthropist Francis Ormond.
	www.rampantscotland.com /know/blknow_melbourne.htm

	List of Melbourne railway stations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		There are also a further 19 stations on 3 heritage, volunteer -operated, tourist railways.
		All stations in the City Loop are premium stations and in Zone 1 and City Saver area.
		Stations followed by an asterisk ( * ) are "host" stations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Melbourne_railway_stations

	Connex Melbourne - Trip Planner
		We have now interlinked all rail, tram and street networks throughout Metropolitan Melbourne and we will soon overlay the bus content.
		ABBOTSFORD ST & QUEENSBERRY ST Step 2: Where are you travelling to?
		All Travel Information and tips for commuting on Connex trains
	www.connexmelbourne.com.au /trip_planner/index.asp

	Melbtrip - Your guide to public transport in metropolitan Melbourne
		840 Berwick to Narre Warren Circle via Berwick Railway Station
		253 Garden City to City via South Melbourne
		837 Berwick Sth to North Berwick via Berwick Railway Stn
	www.geocities.com /melbtrip

	Glenroy railway station Melbourne
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	List of Holdings - Company's
		Includes reports of Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth branches.
		All types of company records including Head Office correspondence, reports and financial records, station returns, maps etc and some Brisbane and Townsville Office records.
		Bovril Australian Estates Ltd see Victoria River Downs Station
	www.archives.anu.edu.au /nbac/html/loh_companys.html

	7.30 Report - 07/10/2002: Sporting masters descend on Melbourne
		NATASHA JOHNSON: Such is their passion for the sport, the Glenroy Grannies go on netballing holidays together, playing local teams in the Cook Islands, Singapore and Fiji, where there's even a little netballer running around named after captain Beryl.
		BERYL PATERSON, CAPTAIN: That's how we got our name, the Glenroy Grannies, because we were Glenroy for how many years?
		It is not quite the Olympics, but sporting fever is pulsing through the veins of 25,000 athletes from around the globe who've descended on Melbourne for the World Masters Games.
	www.abc.net.au /7.30/content/2002/s695410.htm

	Metlink - Timetables - Options
		Broadmeadows Station, Jacana Station, Glenroy Station, Oak Park Station, Pascoe Vale Station, Strathmore Station, Glenbervie Station, Essendon Station, Moonee Ponds Station, Ascot Vale Station, Newmarket Station, Kensington Station, North Melbourne Station, Flagstaff Station, Melbourne Central Station, Parliament Station, Spencer Street Station and then terminates at Flinders Street Station.
		Broadmeadows Line services travel to the following stations (please refer to the timetable as some services may run express and not stop at certain stations):
		These can be obtained from your nearest staffed station and are free of charge.
	www.victrip.com.au /timetables/timetable_options.php?type=train&id=MTNBMS

	date.net.au
		500 Broadmeadows- Sunbury (Victoria University) (via Melbourne Airport)
		Take the Dandenong train from Flinders Street Station to Dandenong, then hop on the bus and travel through Lang Lang and Anderson to Cowes.
		894 Route 894 Amberly Park to Fountain Gate Shopping Centre via via Hampton Park and Hallam Station
	www.date.net.au /meta.php?content=transport

	Herald Sun: Previous level crossing accidents (archived)
		September 2, 1995 : A 32-year-old woman dies when a Warrnambool-bound train jumps the tracks and brings a railways steel post onto her car at a level crossing in Werribee, south-west of Melbourne.
		February 1998 : A council worker dies after his street sweeper truck is hit by a train at a crossing in Box Forest Road, in Glenroy.
		August 5, 2004 : A man and two women die when a commuter train smashes into their car at the Furlong Road level crossing at St Albans in Melbourne's north-west.
	www.hwt.com.au /common/story_page/0,5478,10351746%255E421,00.html

	Glenroy, Victoria
		Jacana, in Glenroy north and Broadmeadows, has a similar status to that of Gowrie with a station and a primary school.
		Glenroy's Shopping centre continues to be an active one near the railway station, with a market and a small strip in Wheatsheaf Road.
		A high school was opened in 1954 and primary schools at Glenroy North (1956), Hadfield (1957), Glenroy West (1958), Jacana (1959) and Gowrie Park (1962).
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/glenroy.html

	glenroytxt.shtml
		One of the family properties was Glenroy Farm, located immediately east of the railway line (1872) and accessed by a private level crossing along the alignment of the present day Glenroy Road.
		north of Melbourne, bounded on the west by the Moonee Ponds Creek, on the south by Pascoe Vale, on the west by Fawkner and on the north by Broadmeadows.
		The Oak Park and Hadfield high schools have since closed and the Glenroy High School is Koori Open Door Education.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/zzssi/glenroytxt.shtml (851 words)

	About Us
		We are within walking distance to the Glenroy railway station which makes us easily accessible by public transport.
		Glenroy Neighbourhood Learning Centre is located in the north of Melbourne in a suburb named Glenroy.
		Glenroy Neighbourhood Learning Centre has been an adult education community provider for many years, with its origins beginning in the Glenroy Municipal Library.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~glenlink/mainweb/aboutus.html (136 words)

	glenroytxt.shtml
		north of Melbourne, bounded on the west by the Moonee Ponds Creek, on the south by Pascoe Vale, on the west by Fawkner and on the north by Broadmeadows.
		One of the family properties was Glenroy Farm, located immediately east of the railway line (1872) and accessed by a private level crossing along the alignment of the present day Glenroy Road.
		There are reserves along the Moonee Ponds Creek at Glenroy West, several smaller neighbourhood ones and a reserve beside the Western Ring Road, which forms Glenroy's northern border.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/zzssi/glenroytxt.shtml (136 words)

	Moreland City Council - News - Inside Moreland Magazine November 2005 - Moreland history quiz
		Where in Moreland was John Fawkner’s house (Fawkner was one of the co-founders of Melbourne)?
		Thirteen: Jewell, Brunswick, Anstey, Moreland, Coburg, Batman, Merlynston, Fawkner, Gowrie on the Upfield line and Pascoe Vale, Oak Park, Glenroy and Jacana on the Broadmeadows line.
		Brunswick, Coburg, Fawkner and Glenroy each have a Murray Street while Coburg also has a Murray Road.
	www.moreland.vic.gov.au /news/im1105k.htm (354 words)

	The Broadmeadows Railway Line
		Originally constructed by the Melbourne and Essendon Railway Company, the line was opened to Essendon on the 1st November 1860.
		In 1883 another station was opened on this line to serve the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds.
		This station was closed in 1867 after the Flemington Racecourse spur opened from Newmarket on February 28, 1861.
	www.railpage.org.au /bms/history.htm (354 words)

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