Railway Station - Maryborough, Vic, Australia
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blingg
S 37° 03.063 E 143° 44.540
54H E 743864 N 5895946
When Mark Twain visited Maryborough Station he stated " You could get the whole population of Maryborough in it and give them a sofa apiece, and still have room for more"
Waymark Code: WM11H7C
Location: Victoria, Australia
Date Posted: 10/25/2019
Views: 5
Maryborough Railway Station was constructed for the Victorian Railways in 1890-1892 is a large, primarily single storey, red brick building, with a central portico and offset tower. The grand booking lobby has a trussed timber ceiling, tiled floor, iron gates and ticket windows. The platform verandah incorporates a hipped roof, with continuous louvred lantern along its ridge.
The Blue Plaque reads
"The station was built for the Victorian Railways between 1890 and 1892.
The station's distinctive design and scale make it one of the most outstanding railway stations in Victoria"
Blue Plaque managing agency: Heritage Victoria
Physical Address:
Victoria St
Maryborough, Vic Australia
3465
Web Address: [Web Link]
Individual Recognized: Not listed
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