BA1172/8: Cottesloe Beach Railway Station (later renamed Mosman Park Railway Station), ca. 1898.

Summary

BA1172/1: Clackline Railway Station and surrounding buildings -- BA1172/2: Clackline Railway Station staff playing cricket -- BA1172/3: Three men outside Clackline Railway buildings -- BA1172/4: Montage showing views of Bayswater Railway Station and staff -- BA1172/5: Seven Bayswater Railway Station employees -- BA1172/6: Bayswater Railway Station and footbridge with staff on platform -- BA1172/7: Caption on print mount reads: View waiting for 6.50pm train ex Bayswater to Perth, Saturday evening -- BA1172/8: Cottesloe Beach Railway Station and footbridge.BA1172/8: Cottesloe Beach Railway Station (we know it today as Mosman Park Station). The photo is taken on the west side, with the original Perth-Fremantle Road in the foreground (now called Curtin Avenue). Looking east over the suburb of Mosman Park. The shelter shed at the far left was the original station building (built about 1893) and it used to be on the east side of the track. When the new station was built in 1897 it became the shelter on the other platform. The new station buildings at Cottesloe Beach, Karrakatta, West Leederville and Bayswater were all built at the same time in 1897 by the same builder. (J. Austin, railway historian)