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"Tracks of Triumph" launched at Freshwater Railway Station

Media ReleaseFriday, 31 October, 2003 Today amidst the tropical gardens and heritage railway carriages at Freshwater Railway Station the book “Tracks...
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	Navies going to work » Low Res 500 men on board train departing Cairns Station ready to ascend the range for a days work c.1911

	Train Passing Stoney Creek Falls » Low Res Train crossing over the famous Stoney Creek Falls Bridge with Stoney Creek Falls behind it.

	John Robb and his team » Low Res John Robb and his workers on and around a Steam Engine

	Barron Falls » Low Res Barron Falls in flood c.1915

	Cairns Station c.1920 » Low Res The Cairns Railway Station, platform and track c.1920

	Workers at Tunnel 11 » Low res Reconstruction Engineer and railway workers at Tunnel 11 c.1911

	Cairns Kuranda Range Tunnel 11 » Low res Cairns Kuranda Range looking at Tunnel 11 c.1920

	Navies camp beside line » Low res Railway worker unload supplies off the train at one of the many camps along the range c.1911

	Workers unloading barrels » Low res Railway workers unloading barrels at one of the many camps along the range c.1911

	Robb's Monument » Low res Railway worker standing beside the impressive rock formation named Robb's Monument after John Robb the foreman who oversaw the construction of the range c.1915