The new Central Railway Station opened in 1906 after several years of construction. It is also referred to as the third Sydney Station.
Most of the construction was completed by 1906 and the site was officially opened on 4 August 1906.
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In this episode of Archives Behind the Scenes Emily shows us some tramway personnel registers. The registers in our collection cover c.1879-1911 when the Tramways was run by the Railways. The registers have been digitsed and indexed by name.
These albums of posters and brochures promote the services provided by the New South Wales Railways such as helping you move house by railway, delivering parcels, refreshment rooms, sleeping berths and the all round benefits of using the NSW train services.
An introduction to the wide variety of railway records held in the NSW State Archives Collection.
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