ROLL 29.
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29-1. Flinders St. Port Melbourne-bound Tait train.
The front motor carriage had just been through the paint shops.

29-2. F210.

29-3.

29-4.

29-5. Spencer St. Carriage sidings. The AV’s &
BV’s, built in the late 1890’s, were mainly stored here. Apart from the
occasional Vintage Train, their only other use was the 7:10 pm Sunday night
pass to Leongatha. You could ride this train to Tooradin and cross to the
opposite returning train, also AV/BV, which had left Leongatha at 6:55 pm. I
did this in 1967 when it was hauled by T323 and joined the other set, hauled by
T393, back to
Frank Loftus, who lived at Leongatha in the mid
1960’s, recalls this train. Click here
for his story.

29-6. Spencer St. Pintsch’s Gas wagon.

29-7. T322.

29-8. R704.

29-9. R704.

29-10. R704.

29-11. R704.

29-12. R704.

29-13. R704.

29-14. Harris Train sets. Glen Huntly. Caulfield
Cup Race Specials were stored in the goods yard.

29-15. Harris Train sets. Glen Huntly. Note the swing
gates across

29-16. Harris & Tait Train sets. Caulfield-Glen
Huntly. The Caulfield Cup Race Specials trains were stored on the goods line
which paralleled the Frankston line from Caulfield to the Glen Huntly goods
sidings. This track was mainly used by local goods trains shunting at both
places and often hauled by E-class electric locos. In the early 1980’s it was
upgraded and extended becoming the third line to Moorabbin.

29-17. Tait Train sets. Race Specials stored in the
Caulfield goods yard.

29-18. McKinnon. Up Starter and Ormond Up Distant.

29-19. Jolimont sidings. Note the E-class locos
centre far right. They were usually stored there between duties.