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Tullah and its Tramways
Tullah and its Tramways
By Ross Mainwaring
To be published in November 2024 by the Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc (lrrsa.org.au).
ISBN 978-0-909340-61-2
Hard cover, 160 pages, A4 size, 190 photographs, 14maps and diagrams, with references, and index
The book is a comprehensive history of the copper mines of the Mount Lyell area around Queenstown, Tasmania; and the associated 2 ft gauge tramways.
For over fifty years the small mining town of Tullah, in the rugged mountains of western Tasmania, had only one connection with the outside world - a lightly built 2 ft gauge tramway worked by small four-wheel steam locomotives. The most famous of these was Wee Georgie Wood, which oft...
By Ross Mainwaring
To be published in November 2024 by the Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc (lrrsa.org.au).
ISBN 978-0-909340-61-2
Hard cover, 160 pages, A4 size, 190 photographs, 14maps and diagrams, with references, and index
The book is a comprehensive history of the copper mines of the Mount Lyell area around Queenstown, Tasmania; and the associated 2 ft gauge tramways.
For over fifty years the small mining town of Tullah, in the rugged mountains of western Tasmania, had only one connection with the outside world - a lightly built 2 ft gauge tramway worked by small four-wheel steam locomotives. The most famous of these was Wee Georgie Wood, which oft...
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Laheys Canungra Tramway Third Edition
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Laheys’ Canungra Tramway By Robert K. Morgan, Third edition revised by Frank Stamford Published by The Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc. Soft cover, 32 pages, A4 size, 33 photographs, 4 maps plans and diagrams, references, and index. This booklet describes Queensland’s largest timber tramway. Originally published as a special edition of Light Railways, (No.54, Summer 1975-76), th...
Wooden Rails & Green Gold book preview
Просмотров 4082 года назад
Wooden Rails & Green Gold: A century of timber and transport along the Yarra Track; by Peter Evans. Published by The Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc. Hard cover, 288 pages on art paper, A4 size; 335 photographs, 54 maps, plans and diagrams; glossary, bibliography, references and index The Yarra Track crossed the Great Dividing Range in Victoria, from Healesville to the gold mini...
Tramways Coconuts and Phosphate
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Tramways, Coconuts and Phosphate: A History of the Tramways of Ocean Island and Nauru, by David Jehan; published by the Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc. Soft cover, 144 A4 size pages on art paper 195 photographs, 16 maps, plans and diagrams The islands of Nauru and Ocean Island are found just south of the equator in the Pacific Ocean, 265 km apart and about 3000 km north-east fr...
Australia's Colourful American Locomotives by David Fletcher - book preview
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.3 года назад
This book is due to be published on 1 August 2021. Orders are being taken now at a discounted price. The print run is limited to 500 copies. Australia's Colourful American Locomotives: Their Art and Architecture by David Fletcher. A 160 page A3 size hardback book published by the Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc. In detailed coloured scale drawings it shows the livery of American...
Beneath the Peak of Lyell preview
Просмотров 6904 года назад
Beneath the Peak of Lyell is a 263 page A4 size hard-cover book by Ross Mainwaring, to be published in May 2020 by the Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc (www.lrrsa.org.au). It is history of the Mount Lyell copper mines and their tramways of Queenstown, Tasmania.
Rails to Rubicon preview
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Rails to Rubicon is a book by Peter Evans, published by the Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc (www.lrrsa.org.au). It is history of the Rubicon Forest, near Alexandra, Victoria.
Norwegian 3ft 6in gauge railways - development and decline
Просмотров 5426 лет назад
This is a chronological map showing the development of railways in Norway between 1854 and 1949. It is designed to show the rise and decline of 3 ft 6 in (1067 mm) gauge railways. Norway pioneered the use of 3 ft 6 in gauge railways with the opening of the Hamar - Grundset Railway in 1862.
Gembrook Railway 1947 48
Просмотров 26 тыс.6 лет назад
The Upper Ferntree Gully - Gembrook 2 ft 6 in gauge Railway in 1947-48. An 8 mm film by Reg Stamford; digital transfer by Frank Stamford, August 2018. The quality is very variable, the worst is near the front around Upwey. Note the first locomotive to appear is 12A which is burning wood. Other locomotives featured are 8A and 13A. This film includes cameo scenes from a number of family members. ...
Simsville and the Jarrah Mill
Просмотров 1669 лет назад
A book by Ian McNeil, published by the Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc. which describes timber milling operations in the Myall State Forest, 170 km north of Sydney, New South Wales. The book covers the period 1911 to 1947.
Powelltown Tramway Centenary 1913-2013
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A 32 page A4 size booklet published by the Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc. to mark the centenary of the opening of the Yarra Junction - Powelltown 3 ft gauge tramway in Victoria, Australia. The booklet includes the most accurate maps of the tramway ever published, showing the route and gradient profiles from Yarra Junction to Starlings Gap. It also shows the location and size o...
Climax a locomotive resurrected
Просмотров 67111 лет назад
A 32 page A4 size booklet published to mark the return to service of 2ft 6in gauge 25 ton Climax locomotive No.1694 on the Puffing Billy Railway, Belgrave, Victoria, Australia
LRRSA website introduction
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Light Railway research Society of Australia home-page video April 2012
LRRSA Fiftieth Anniversary 1961 - 2001
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Light Railway Research Society of Australia Fiftieth Anniversary 1961 - 2001, a publication provided free to LRRSA members as a supplement to Light Railways No.219 June 2011.