File:Gympie Railway Station Platform Complex, Gympie Station and platform view North, 1997.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionGympie Railway Station Platform Complex, Gympie Station and platform view North, 1997.jpg |
English: The Gympie Railway Station platform complex is an intact component of a much larger former railway complex. Built on a site operating as a railway station from 1881, the platform complex largely dates from the 1910s and includes the station building and adjacent structures, pedestrian subway and luggage lift, underpass, footbridge and overbridge. The complex was built in response to changing requirements associated with the expansion of the Queensland railway network and reflects the important status of Gympie within this system.
Gympie (initially called Nashville) was established after the discovery of gold in October 1867 by James Nash in the Upper Mary River district. The new gold field put Queensland on the map as a significant gold producer, contributing much-needed finances to the young colony. Within months of the establishment of the goldfield, the idea of a railway linking Gympie to a port had been raised and various proposals for a starting point including Maryborough, Brisbane and Tewantin were promoted. Ultimately, the campaign for a Maryborough-Gympie route was successful. Description source: Queensland Heritage Register View the original image at the Queensland State Archives: Digital Image ID 27086 |
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Author | Queensland State Archives |
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