Historical photos of Warburton VIC 3799 - Warburton Chalet and last Warburton train
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Historical photos of Warburton have been supplied by local photographers. Thanks to their photography years ago and their scanning and emailing today - we can share local history and provide a window back in time to past days of Warburton. We welcome stories about these pictures and new pictures and stories. We have already established our Warburton Train murals page - so this new historical photos page will work with that existing resource.
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Eight of eight 'Rose Stereograph' postcards uploaded 22 July 2020 . Thank you to Kylie from Wodonga for sharing these postcards that belonged to her grandfather Charles Kingsley Waldon. -
Seven of eight 'Rose Stereograph' postcards uploaded 22 July 2020 . Thank you to Kylie from Wodonga for sharing these postcards that belonged to her grandfather Charles Kingsley Waldon. -
Six of eight 'Rose Stereograph' postcards uploaded 22 July 2020 . Thank you to Kylie from Wodonga for sharing these postcards that belonged to her grandfather Charles Kingsley Waldon. -
Five of eight 'Rose Stereograph' postcards uploaded 22 July 2020 . Thank you to Kylie from Wodonga for sharing these postcards that belonged to her grandfather Charles Kingsley Waldon. -
Four of eight 'Rose Stereograph' postcards uploaded 22 July 2020 . Thank you to Kylie from Wodonga for sharing these postcards that belonged to her grandfather Charles Kingsley Waldon. -
Three of eight 'Rose Stereograph' postcards uploaded 22 July 2020 . Thank you to Kylie from Wodonga for sharing these postcards that belonged to her grandfather Charles Kingsley Waldon. -
Two of eight 'Rose Stereograph' postcards uploaded 22 July 2020 . Thank you to Kylie from Wodonga for sharing these postcards that belonged to her grandfather Charles Kingsley Waldon. -
One of eight 'Rose Stereograph' postcards uploaded 14 July 2020 . Thank you to Kylie from Wodonga for sharing these postcards that belonged to her grandfather Charles Kingsley Waldon. -
Great historical picture posted by Ben Ray Rat on WarburtonInfo.com Facebook page on 10 September 2018 -
Thank you Heather Ainslie May for your picture and history (supplied May 2018). -
The Chalet circa 1942. [These] were sent to my mother during WW2,by my father. Apparently The Chalet was used by the Military as a convalescent facility for the RAAF. -
The Chalet circa 1942. [These] were sent to my mother during WW2,by my father. Apparently The Chalet was used by the Military as a convalescent facility for the RAAF. -
The Chalet circa 1942. The At "Warburton Chalet" picture with the horses was the main entrance. The car looks like a 1937 Ford Coupe.Check out the wind-out windscreen. -
The Chalet circa 1942. [These] were sent to my mother during WW2,by my father. Apparently The Chalet was used by the Military as a convalescent facility for the RAAF. -
The Chalet circa 1942. [These] were sent to my mother during WW2,by my father. Apparently The Chalet was used by the Military as a convalescent facility for the RAAF. -
The D3 swings on the turntable at La La siding Warburton , the track down to the loco was also used to transport raw materials to the Sanatorium Health Foods factory here. Photo by passenger John Phillips. -
With both engines turned the K takes on water among a lot of admiring locals eager to see the last train. Photo by passenger John Phillips. -
D3 639 and electric E 1106 at the head of the last train to Warburton at Platform 10 east at Flinders St station. Photo by passenger John Phillips. -
After leaving their train at the Warburton station both engines head down to the loco for turning and engine requirements , the narrow valley here is shared by both the railway and the road as well as the Yarra river. Photo by passenger John Phillips. -
Supplied by John Paske who writes: Photos were "Post Cards" purchased by my mother (Mrs Mable Paske) at the chalet. On the back of each card is the manufacturer's name "Rose Stereo Graph Co" from Armadale Victoria. I can only guess that the date would be around Christmas 1955 to 1959. -
Supplied by John Paske. Supplied by John Paske who writes: Photos were "Post Cards" purchased by my mother (Mrs Mable Paske) at the chalet. On the back of each card is the manufacturer's name "Rose Stereo Graph Co" from Armadale Victoria. I can only guess that the date would be around Christmas 1955 to 1959. -
Supplied by John Paske who writes: Photos were "Post Cards" purchased by my mother (Mrs Mable Paske) at the chalet. On the back of each card is the manufacturer's name "Rose Stereo Graph Co" from Armadale Victoria. I can only guess that the date would be around Christmas 1955 to 1959. -
Supplied by John Paske who writes: Photos were "Post Cards" purchased by my mother (Mrs Mable Paske) at the chalet. On the back of each card is the manufacturer's name "Rose Stereo Graph Co" from Armadale Victoria. I can only guess that the date would be around Christmas 1955 to 1959.
