The first South Brisbane railway station was constructed in 1884 on the corner of Melbourne and Grey Streets and was originally known as the Melbourne Street Station. This station became the terminus for rail services on the south side of the Brisbane River, remaining so until 1978. The existing railway station was reconstructed on higher [...]
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Queen Street, Brisbane, as the city’s main street, is at the centre of the network of streets that make up the central business district as well as the streets of South Brisbane, both in the street’s name as well as its alignment an... Read Post
The first Ipswich Railway Station was built in Lower Ellenborough Street as the terminus of the first railway line in Queensland. This first line linked Ipswich to Bigge’s Camp, later to be renamed Grandchester, and was officially o... Read Post
The first South Brisbane railway station was constructed in 1884 on the corner of Melbourne and Grey Streets and was originally known as the Melbourne Street Station. This station became the terminus for rail services on the south ... Read Post