Frederick Maitland Innes Collection
Collection consists of official printed Gazette notices and Parliamentary Papers relating to the Launceston & Western Railway1856-1868 and Main Line Railway 1873 -1874 , correspondence and news cuttings collected by Frederick Maitland Innes.
Frederick Maitland Innes
H Class locomotive steams slowly along at Perth
Part of Hal Wyatt Collection
Colour photograph shows Tasmanian Government Railways steam locomotive H3 on the tracks at Perth.
Hal Wyatt
Volume of official printed Gazette notices and Parliamentary Papers relating to the Launceston & Western Railway. At back 15 pages of manuscript notes on control of railway contracts and payments.
Frederick Maitland Innes
Parliamentary Papers together with correspondence (manuscript copies) and news cuttings. Front of volume consists of Statistical Returns of Tasmania 1873.
Frederick Maitland Innes
Part of Hal Wyatt Collection
Colour photograph of red painted railway carriage hooked up behind wagon laden with cut and split timber in a railway siding at Deloraine. Two men standing beside the carriage (with DB10 painted on the side), one man wearing hat, studying a viewfinder camera, the other is looking up the track.
Hal Wyatt
Black and white photograph of the Railway Station, Ellenor Street, Scottsdale
Thomas G. R. Williams
Ronald Campbell Smith Collection
Collection consists of papers and photographs relating to Ronald Campbell Smith.
Ronald Campbell Smith
Part of Robert Cosgrove Collection
Advertising, press cuttings, pamphlets, draft speeches, some correspondence, details of expenditure on education, public works, etc. and analysis of votes cast, Denison Division. Also includes Report on Tasmanian Government Railways, by Herbert H. Phillips, Hobart, 1 Oct. 1953. Also includes papers pertaining to the dissolution of the House of Assembly, September 20th 1956.
Robert Cosgrove
Part of Robert Cosgrove Collection
File of press cuttings relating to expulsion of W. Morrow, Secretary of Australian Railways Union from Labor Party, and notes prepared for Premier, A.G. Ogilvie. Dated 1938-1939
Robert Cosgrove