Melbourne’s Suburban Railway Stations – Volume 1 presents a fascinating photographic record of Melbourne’s electrified suburban railway network during the Victorian Railways era.

Compiled by railway photographer Neville Gee, this collection mainly focuses on the 1960s and 1970s, capturing stations, platforms, footbridges, signalling, buildings, trains and surrounding streetscapes before many locations were renovated, rebuilt or relocated.

The stations are presented in a varied selection from across Melbourne’s suburban network, offering a valuable look at how familiar railway locations appeared during an important period in Victorian railway history.

Published by Train Hobby Publications in 2013, this 56-page full-colour photographic profile is ideal for Victorian railway enthusiasts, Melbourne history readers, photographers and model railway enthusiasts seeking authentic reference material for station buildings, infrastructure and suburban railway scenes.

Product Details

• Title: Melbourne’s Suburban Railway Stations – Volume 1

• Photographer and Compiler: Neville Gee

• Publisher: Train Hobby Publications

• Publication Year: 2013

• Format: Landscape softcover

• Pages: 56

• Photography: Full colour

• Focuses primarily on Melbourne stations during the 1960s and 1970s

• Features stations before later renovations, rebuilding and relocation

• Ideal for railway historians, collectors and Victorian railway modellers

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Explore Melbourne’s suburban railway stations during the Victorian Railways era in this 56-page full-colour photographic profile by Neville Gee, featuring stations from the 1960s and 1970s.