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Macquarie University Railway Station
Sydney, NSW, Australia.
In recent years there’s been an explosion of new construction work in Sydney outside of the city CBD.
Some interesting new railway stations have been built around Sydney - mainly underground.
Previously, most of the old suburban rail stations were quite bland, so this development has provided for some interesting photo opportunities
Also, there’s been a massive explosion in building construction work in the suburbs with Parramatta being one of the hotspots.
Included in these new developments are new infrastructure for universities such as UTS Sydney.
Another welcome development has been the construction of new libraries by some of the councils.
So I thought it would make a good project to try and document this new urban architecture.
New Minneapolis transit hub adjacent to Target Field,connects with the new light rail to St.Paul and the existing Hiawatha and North Star lines.
The LS&I "Dock Job" makes a move on the ore dock at Presque Isle, MI on Sept. 12, 1986 with three RSD15s.
C-GFIO, a Bombardier CL-600-2B19 CRJ200, performing a low pass over runway 06L at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.
It was operating as NVC101 (Nav Canada). That flight began at its base in Ottawa, Ontario and ended at Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
Serial number 7526 began its career as N662BR, and wearing the livery of United Express, with Atlantic Coast Airlines on July 12, 2001.
The orange equipment in the foreground is the instrument landing system (ILS) localizer antenna array for runway 06R.
FIO = Flight Inspection Operations.
The vast wings of this art museum actually move, closing around the building at night. It is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Here's another look at the illuminated Embarcadero Center buildings. I think this was from Pier 1, which was just north of the Ferry Building.
More photos from San Francisco are in my set
More photos taken with the Nokton 17.5mm are in my set
Brush Type4 1921 awaits departure from Newton Abbot in February 1974
Just look at the lighting fittings for the station nameboard!
Today the platform the train is standing in is out of use and the area used for car parking.
Note also the power station chimneys in the background.
Photographer not known and part of the Tom Derrington Collection and holding all rights.
Originally with the D Prefix 1921 went on to become 47244 renumbered in May 74 and later 47640 University of Strathclyde. It was identified as being preserved at the Battlefield Line on 9.9.07. Owned by Nemesis Rail?? Stored? Can anyone clarify?.
Purchased dupe slide. William C. Hoffman photo from a Shore Line Interurban Historical Society www.shore-line.org/ slide set on the CTA Kenwood branch. The tracks are turning off the embankment shared with the CJRy in this view looking east (Lake Michigan and the IC catenary visible in the background).
Note the tell-tale on the CJRy tracks- there was also a surface level yard at this location, with some tracks passing under the L structure.