Newport railway substation, Market Street, 2000
Newport railway substation, Market Street, 2000
Newport is a residential and industrial suburb 8 km south-west of central Melbourne, immediately north of Williamstown.
Apart from the shoreline along the Yarra River, Newport is situated on basalt land. Several quarries were opened up, one in the west of Newport remaining visible into the 1980s. It is now the site of a reserve. The main settlements in the region, however, were Footscray and Williamstown, despite the opening of the railway line in 1859 and Newport being the junction of the lines to Geelong and Williamstown two years later.
Newport railway substation, Market Street, 2000
Newport railway substation, Market Street, 2000
Newport Power Station from Wlliamstown Road, Port Melbourne, 2000
Railway Workshops, Newport
The Newport State School, 1934
Newport Power Station from River, 2000
The Masonic Hall at Newport, 1934
Locomotive, manufacturer's plate, Newport Workshops, 1914
Hearse truck to carry 14 coffins, Newport, 1911
Electric Street Car, Newport, 1911
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