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Station Master Joseph Sullivan in his office, Drouin Railway Station, Victoria, ca. 1944

  • Deborah Rowe said:
    This is my Great Grandad, Joseph Sullivan
  • Perpetual Shop said:
    I like that he has a dog for company.
  • National Library of Australia said:
    Deborah Rowe Hi Deborah.L - once again, thank you for letting us know it is your great-grandfather in this photograph. You can see we've updated the title for this picture in Flickr, and in our catalogue: nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn2192496

Station-master's residence and service tracks in Vaasa (Vasa)

  • Kai Martonen said:
    Stinsens (stationsinspektorns) residens i Stationsparken i Vasa. Husets adress är Semaforsgränden 2. Det var en smal, kort genväg, som började vid Bommen, det vill säga där bommen vid järnvägsövergången gick ner tvärs över Storalånggatan. I dag heter den officiellt Semaforsgränden (språkriktigare Semaforgränden). Till höger järnvägsspåret till och del av fasaden tid en tågverkstad och ratamestarin konttori (vet ej svenska översättningen).
  • The Society of Swedish Literature in Finland said:
    Tack Kai Martonen, som hittat bildens identifiering genom diskussionsforum på webben!

December 5, 1961

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  • Mike said:
    An idyllic place!
  • Keïteï said:
    Lovely bit of history!
  • Swordscookie said:
    That hair on the plate is likely to derail the train as it passes! Nice shot of the typical small railway station of that era. Those were some of the early diesel railcars in operation at that time. H&J is just a few miles from Thurles but I am sure they missed their train service all the same.
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Swordscookie But it is a great name, isn't it - Horse & Jockey, and An Marcach as gaeilge!
  • highthorn(Nicky) said:
    From the look of the station I'd say its a one Horse & Jockey kind of town ;)