Woolloongabba, Australia
Gillingham St
N/A
Good location but badly needs upgrade with lifts. Bus service very good.
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Quite convenient station with direct bus and train to anywhere in big Brisbane.
Its a train station, you catch trains here. Trains save you money and time when travelling to the city. John catches the train to go to school and to work, Be like john.
great woman
A replica of the Planet, which ran on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway from 1830 The success of the Stockton and Darlington encouraged the rich investors in the rapidly industrialising North West of England to embark upon a project to link the rich cotton manufacturing town of Manchester with the thriving port of Liverpool. The Liverpool and Manchester Railway was the first modern railway, in that both the goods and passenger traffic were operated by scheduled or timetabled locomotive hauled trains. When it was built, there was serious doubt that locomotives could maintain a regular service over the distance involved. A widely reported competition was held in 1829 called the Rainhill Trials, to find the most suitable steam engine to haul the trains. A number of locomotives were entered, including Novelty, Perseverance and Sans Pareil. The winner was Stephenson's Rocket, which steamed better because of its multi-tubular boiler (suggested by Henry Booth, a director of the railway company). The promoters were mainly interested in goods traffic, but after the line opened on 15 September 1830, they were surprised to find that passenger traffic was just as remunerative. The success of the Liverpool and Manchester railway influenced the development of railways elsewhere in Britain and abroad. The company hosted many visiting deputations from other railway projects and many railwaymen received their early training and experience upon this line. The Liverpool and Manchester line was, however, only 35 miles (56 km) long. The world's first trunk line can be said to be the Grand Junction Railway, opening in 1837 and linking a midpoint on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway with Birmingham, via Crewe, Stafford and Wolverhampton.
It's shabby but I won't have people being nasty about it. A train comes and it takes you to the valley: heck yes
The train station nearest the Stones Corner shopping precinct! Wheelchair access is available!
Would be great if it had electronic timetable screens.
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