Rail Heritage WA Archive Photo Gallery

A picture tells a thousand words - and in historical research,
a picture may often show something for which no words have been written.

Rail Heritage WA has collected photographs and images over many years and these are available for research purposes thanks to the assistance of Lotterywest.
Please contact our archivist if you would like full size images or more information:

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P07284165 viewsXW class grain hopper, end view

P07391165 views3 of 9 photos depicting wartime activities at the Midland Workshops, AYB class 456 first class suburban carriage with brake compartment, side view

P07223164 viewsSignal box Perth "A" box, Carriage Sheds, overall view of west end of Perth Yard looking west

P07235163 viewsPerth Station platforms, looking across to platform 1. Advertisement for "Foy & Gibson" on roof of footbridge

P07237163 viewsPlatforms, Perth Station, looking across to platform 1 with signal box C and Barrack Street Bridge in distance

P07395163 views7 of 9 photos depicting wartime activities at the Midland Workshops, QX class 2300 trolley wagon arriving at the Midland Workshops with the Baldwin "OMES" press, side and end view

P07224162 viewsPerth Yard, west end looking east, "Bairds" & "Boans" department stores in background

P07268162 viewsP class, East Perth Loco Depot, front and side view

P07282161 viewsMachine Shop extension, east end, Midland Workshops

P07378161 views"Silver King", with crew posing on the loco, side view. Built by Beyer Peacock for C. & E. Millar, South Australia and used to construct the Great Southern Railway in 1887. Sold to WAGR in 1888, became G Class 17. Sold to Commonwealth Railways in 1942. Sold to the W.A. Goldfields Firewood Supply, Kalgoorlie in 1947.

P07233159 viewsPerth Station platforms, looking across from platform 1.

P07374158 viewsForrestfield Yard under construction, aerial photo looking north

P07392158 views4 of 9 photos depicting wartime activities at the Midland Workshops, AYB class 456 first class suburban carriage with brake compartment, internal view.