Category: Vehicles
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National Rail Museum Port Adelaide
The National Rail Museum at Port Adelaide is a major railway heritage institution with a collection of locomotives, rolling stock, and archival material. The collection covers more than a century of transport development in South Australia and beyond. The museum opened in 1963 as the Port Dock Station Railway Museum, and it has evolved into… Read more
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Steam Tug Waratah (1902) Cruise on Sydney Harbour
Steam Tug Waratah (1902) Cruise on Sydney Harbour The steam tug Waratah, built in 1902, is one of the most significant surviving examples of early twentieth century working vessels in Australia. Operated today by the Sydney Heritage Fleet, the tug offers an important link to the industrial and maritime history of Sydney Harbour. The tug… Read more
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Hay New South Wales
Hay New South Wales Located in the western Riverina region of south-western New South Wales, Australia, Hay is roughly half way between Sydney and Adelaide. This makes it an ideal stop over for anyone travelling between these two cities. Hay began in the 1850s as Lang’s Crossing Place, a vital point for stock travelling between… Read more