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COBURG RAILWAY STATION
135A BELL STREET, and VICTORIA STREET, COBURG, MORELAND CITY
Upfield Railway (Brunswick & Coburg)

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Statement of Significance

The station is of regional significance as the focus for the land speculation in this area in the late nineteenth century, its later role as a commuter station and its architecture. With the Moreland Station, the Coburg Railway Station complex makes a crucial contribution to the Victorian character of the Upfield line. Its status as the earliest and busiest passenger facility on the line is of local significance.
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    • Physical Description 1

      COBURG RAILWAY STATION - Physical Description 1

      Coburg Railway Station and platform were built in 1888 as part of the development of the Coburg (now Upfield) railway line. The Station is of tuck pointed red brick with bluestone sills and stuccoed dressings and is in the Gothic style. The platform is protected by a standard, but now rare, Victorian Railways 1880s corrugated iron verandah. The whole is substantially intact although its surroundings have changed dramatically.

      Heritage Study and Grading

      Heritage Study and Grading

      Moreland - City of Coburg Heritage Conservation & Streetscape Study

      Author: Timothy Hubbard Pty Ltd
      Year: 1991
      Grading: Local

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