FORMER BADDAGINNIE STATION

BADDAGINNIE-BENALLA ROAD BADDAGINNIE, BENALLA RURAL CITY

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    FORMER BADDAGINNIE STATION - History

    Baddaginnie was opened for passenger traffic on 19th February 1882 and for goods travel on 2nd April 1883. The passenger platform was located on the down side and on a straight road, the only station on the main line to do so. (Turton 1973:46.) The goods platofrm and shed were located on the other side of the tracks. In 1890 Baddaginnie was opened as a staff and telegraph

    Interpretation of Site

    FORMER BADDAGINNIE STATION - Interpretation of Site

    Remains of the platform and structural material indicate the likelihood that sub-surface deposits exist below the surface.

    Heritage Inventory Description

    FORMER BADDAGINNIE STATION - Heritage Inventory Description

    Remnants of the station platform exist on the down or western side of the railway tracks. At the southern end of the platform, the cement blocks are shaped with their top edges sloping downwards, creating a ramp.

    Station platform, concrete foundations and path

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