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Installation of temporary overhead structures over existing tracks in late August, 2013.
Due to the close proximity of the cutting being constructed to the existing tracks, the 1920's overhead structures required removal early and two track cantilever structures installed to prevent undermining from the construction activity along the DOWN platform.
Looking in UP direction from Springvale Road level crossing, soon to be grade separated. The third track at right provides access to the stabling yard and maintenance facility at Westall. At right is the former Emptor Distillation Plant, built in 1943. Today the ground floor of the building is an air conditioning showroom.
23M, 940T, 35M on the remaining section of the former Springvale Cemetery line with the Rail Tourist Association tour to the Morwell Briquette Siding and Traralgon, Sat. 29 Apr. 1978.
Installation of temporary overhead structures over existing tracks in late August, 2013.
Due to the close proximity of the cutting being constructed to the existing tracks, the 1920's overhead structures required removal early and two track cantilever structures installed to prevent undermining from the construction activity along the DOWN platform.
At IKEA Springvale. They have free disposable plastic-backed paper bibs, baby chairs, baby plates and bowls, and even a microwave to reheat food!
Part of the Patent Nut & Bolt Company map showing their leasehold and freehold properties in Cwmbran. Dated August 1873, there are later manuscript amendments. Here, the PNB's furnaces at Springvale, continued on the adjacent photograph. Today, demolished and partly under Cwmbran Retail Park.
The Patent Nut & Bolt Company took over the assets of Reginald Blewitt's Cwmbran Iron Works, including their two collieries and their associated brick works at Two Locks and Upper Cwmbran. By the end of the 19th Century they had been taken over by Guest & Keen who were later joined by Nettlefold's to form GKN. They finally closed for good in the 1980s.
Thanks to Nigel Jones of the now defunct Cwmbran.Info website, who photographed the map at the Gwent Records Office and passed the images on to me..
One of our favourites is the Walking Chicken, also on the menu as Chicken with Chinese Wine.
新乐园 Tan Lac Vien
(03) 9546 5555
Shop 2/ 310 Springvale Rd
Springvale VIC 3171
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Metro EDI Comeng departing Springvale going through Springvale road level crossing, serviced to Flinders Street
Commemorative plaque (centre) for station site flanked by two large square bluestone blocks which were from the approaches to the former railway bridge over Dandenong Road.
Former display house site on Princes Highway Springvale for Swenrick Constructions - a company specialising in country transportable houses, small bungalows and granny flats. The company moved its base to a new site in Bayswater North.
By September 2013, most of the former display houses have been moved off site leaving the now-derelict and vandalised display office and two display houses awaiting removal - also now featuring unwanted murals on the front too.
Two older brick houses here were the company's display office and remained after relocation of most of the Swenrick houses.
Demolition of buildings on Osborne Avenue site in Springvale after Canterbury Windows moved to a new premises on Heatherton Road in Clayton South
This two-story reinforced concrete office building was demolished within days of this photo being taken.
Installation of temporary overhead structures over existing tracks in late August, 2013.
Due to the close proximity of the cutting being constructed to the existing tracks, the 1920's overhead structures required removal early and two track cantilever structures installed to prevent undermining from the construction activity along the DOWN platform.
Demolition of buildings on Osborne Avenue site in Springvale after Canterbury Windows moved to a new premises on Heatherton Road in Clayton South
This two-story reinforced concrete office building was demolished within days of this photo being taken.
Coffee Hit
Unit 25, Upper Level
Springvale Homemaker Centre
917 Princes Highway, Springvale, VIC 3171
Tel: 0410646427
Southern side of the existing Springvale station and the level crossing in February 2013. This scene will change with a grade separation project to be built in 2014. New tracks will be built, immediately to the north of the current two , and lowered under Springvale Road. A new station will be included as part of the works.
Metro EDI Comeng 513M-1008T-514M departing Springvale going through Springvale road level crossing, serviced to Flinders Street
For Peter, Chee Yeen, Hock Yoong and my dad... they all loved this when in Thailand!
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Another change in management and a slight twist to the name. What's an extra 'e' among friends! The food is still good and very authentic though!
Kao Gaeng
22-38 Queens Avenue, Springvale
(03) 9540 3199
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Remaining overhead structures from Springvale Cemetery Line which operated from DOWN side of Springvale Station between 1904 and 1947 (the line was officially booked out in 1951 several months after removal of the overhead). The line was removed and the 'new' Sandown Racecourse obliterated the former right of way. A short section remained for many years serving as a siding for Springvale station and for the nearby Rocla plant when it was operating.
In recent years it was booked out of use before being dismantled to allow construction for a new substation as part of the Westall upgrade project.
Looking north east. Springvale Road northbound to left, Centre Road to west hard left. Note the unbroken turning lines and pedestrian crossing lines used in Victoria, unlike the broken lines used in other states.
Springvale is located 24.496km on the Pakenham and Cranbourne Lines
Springvale Station opened as Spring Vale on the 1st September 1880
and was renamed Springvale in February 1972
Springvale Station is a Premium Station and is attended by Station Staff. The Station is staffed for all train services
Winchester Running Evening 3 May 2015. The 2050 Broadway to Springvale stands at its destination before returning to the city centre. This Leyland Titan PD2/24 from 1956 has an East Lancs lowheight body.
Installation of temporary overhead structures over existing tracks in late August, 2013.
Due to the close proximity of the cutting being constructed to the existing tracks, the 1920's overhead structures required removal early and two track cantilever structures installed to prevent undermining from the construction activity along the DOWN platform.
A Pakenham bound Siemens set passé over the soon to be removed Springvale Road Level Crossing at Springvale
Trolley shrubs-
Native to lower class suburbia of developed nations. A non-invasive species, but particularly hardy & stubborn.
I love how people just mow around these things like they are a seamless part of the landscape.
Stephenson St, Springvale, May 2011
Dry Noodles with Grilled Lemongrass Pork AUD9.50 - Dakao Hoang, Springvale. Very similar to Malaysian style dry-tossed noodles with a lick of dark caramel soy sauce and a drizzle of pork lard, topped with smoky grilled lemongrass pork. Delicious!
Hoang Bakao / Dakao Hoang
17 Balmoral Ave Springvale 3171
(03) 9558 5996
Demolition of buildings on Osborne Avenue site in Springvale after Canterbury Windows moved to a new premises on Heatherton Road in Clayton South.
Buildings already demolished on the eastern side.
Installation of temporary overhead structures over existing tracks in late August, 2013.
Due to the close proximity of the cutting being constructed to the existing tracks, the 1920's overhead structures required removal early and two track cantilever structures installed to prevent undermining from the construction activity along the DOWN platform.
This wonderful, disused bridge is on the road from Napier to Taihape. It was opened in April 1925.
After 45 years of service, the bridge was no longer considered safe for heavy traffic and in 1970 a new bridge was built alongside the old one. Saved from demolition, the old bridge has been owned and managed by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust since 1974.
Creatures of Habit
Unit 17, Ground Level
Springvale Homemaker Centre
917 Princes Highway, Springvale, VIC 3171
Tel: 0410 646 427
Just like it used to be. The sauce was rich and spicy, perfect for mopping up with fresh and crunchy Chinese doughnuts.
新乐园 Tan Lac Vien
(03) 9546 5555
Shop 2/ 310 Springvale Rd
Springvale VIC 3171
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