Horsham
Horsham Station is used both as an intermodal freight terminal and is also an unmanned passenger station for the Overland service between Melbourne and Adelaide which runs 3 days per week in each direction. In 2006 some minor improvements were made to the station building including a new bus shelter and purple VicLink signing to coincide with the Overland changing from an overnight to a daylight service.
Photos
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Front of station building looking DOWN (2004)
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Looking UP along Horsham platform (2004)
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Horsham goods shed looking UP (2004)
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Horsham Station looking UP (2004)
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Looking UP beneath verandah (2004)
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Horsham Station sign (2004)
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Horsham goods shed looking DOWN (2004)
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Horsham platform looking DOWN (2004)
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Horsham station building looking DOWN (2004)
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Looking DOWN beneath verandah (2004)
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Freight area at DOWN end of Station looking DOWN (2004)
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Front of station(2007)
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Bus Shelter (2007)
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Bus Shelter (2007)
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Front of station(2007)
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Horsham platform looking Down (2007)
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Front of station showing landscaping (2007)
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