Doorway of the Historic Maldon Railway station on the Victorian Goldfields Railways, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.The platform of the Historic Maldon Railway station on the Victorian Goldfields Railways, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.Platform Station Master sign of the Historic Maldon Railway station on the Victorian Goldfields Railways, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.Old style luggage on porters’ trolley and cart on the platform, Maldon Railway station, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the historic station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.The J549 steam locomotive arriving at the railway station, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the historic station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.The J549 steam locomotive arriving at the railway station, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the historic station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.Pullman Macedon first class carriage built in Chicago USA in 1928, railway station platform, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. The Opened in 1884, the historic railway station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.Pullman Macedon and the Tambo parlour, both first class carriages, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the historic station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.The Tambo Parlour Car, a first-class carriage built in 1919, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the historic station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.The Tambo Parlour Car, a first-class carriage built in 1919, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the historic station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.The Tambo Parlour Car, a first-class carriage built in 1919, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 1884, the historic station served a vital role in supporting the gold mining industry and the economic development of the town and district in general. It was closed 1976 and then reopened in the 1980’s and today the Victorian Goldfields Railway runs regular steam trains along the branch line from Maldon to Castlemaine.Art deco features of the Pullman Macedon a first-class carriage built in Chicago USA in 1928, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia.Leather club chairs and art deco features of the Pullman Macedon a first-class carriage built in Chicago USA in 1928, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia.Art nouveau fittings and décor in a compartment of the Tambo Parlour Car, a first-class carriage built in 1919, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia.Lounge with cane chairs and art nouveau fittings of the Tambo Parlour Car, a first-class carriage built in 1919, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia.The J549 oil burning steam locomotive built in 1954 by the British locomotive builder Vulcan Foundry Limited, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia. The beautifully restored J549 is owned and operated by the Victorian Goldfields Railway and operates the tourist railway service between the central Victorian historical towns of Castlemaine, Muckleford & Maldon. (Victoria is a state of Australia).The J549 oil burning steam locomotive built in 1954 by the British locomotive builder Vulcan Foundry Limited, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia. The beautifully restored J549 is owned and operated by the Victorian Goldfields Railway and operates the tourist railway service between the central Victorian historical towns of Castlemaine, Muckleford & Maldon. (Victoria is a state of Australia).The J549 oil burning steam locomotive built in 1954 by the British locomotive builder Vulcan Foundry Limited, Maldon railway station, Victoria, Australia. The beautifully restored J549 is owned and operated by the Victorian Goldfields Railway and operates the tourist railway service between the central Victorian historical towns of Castlemaine, Muckleford & Maldon. (Victoria is a state of Australia).A second class carriage at the Maldon railway station, Victorian Goldfields Railway, Victoria, Australia.An economy -class carriage at the Maldon railway station, Victorian Goldfields Railway, Victoria, Australia.Elevated view of the township of Maldon from Anzac Hill, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.The red brick Langslow’s Building, dating from 1898, on High Street, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.The red brick Langslow’s Building, dating from 1898, on High Street, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Covered sidewalk with Tea and coffee advertisements on shop windows of the former Warnock’s Flour Mill built in 1873, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Historical buildings along High Street at Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Historical streetscape and buildings along High Street at Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Historical streetscape and buildings along High Street at Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Kangaroo Hotel, built in 1856 and then expanded in 1866, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. The hotel was a changing station for Cobb & Co, catered for road transport and provided stabling. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Shakespeare House, built in 1907, Main street, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. The building was erected to replace a wooden structure which was built in 1860 and operated as the Shakespeare Hotel from 1864. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.The Phoenix Building, constructed in 1906, one of the most commercially significant buildings in the town of Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.McArthur’s Bakery building, erected in 1854, located on Main Street Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.The two-storey red brick Albion Hotel built in 1866 and other historic buildings on Main street, , Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.The Maldon Hotel, built in 1909 on the foundations of an earlier weatherboard structure from 1860, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Cafe’s along Main Street Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.The former Dabb & Co General Store circa 1859, now the IGA supermarket, Main Street Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.The Grand Hotel and Shops built around 1888, High Street Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Part of Franklin’s Building constructed around 1870, known today as the Beehive market, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Located on Main Street, the property was sold to Catherine Dabb in 1884, who then operated it as Dabbs Corn and Caff Store. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Maldon Museum, formerly the Market and Council building dating from 1859, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Wesleyan Church, completed in 1863, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. The Wesleyan Methodist assembly had held its first services at the site in 1853 and celebrated their 160-year anniversary in 2013. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Post Office, built in 1869, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Athenaeum Library, built in 1934 replacing a 1864-65 wooden building destroyed by fire in 1933, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.South view along High Street which is flanked by mature leafy trees. Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Vivian’s House originally dating from 1862, the Moorish facade was built sometime later, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Holy Trinity Church dating from 1861, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Maldon Primary school, which was opened in 1875, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Built from the local, stone and bricks, historical records state that there were 640 pupils at the school in the 1890’s. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Minilya, dating from 1900, this home is a superb example of Federation architecture, 39 Adair Street, , Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Maldon Hospital originally erected in 1859 with wings and embellishments added during the next decade. Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.St. Brigid’s Catholic Church, dating from 1891, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Rule’s House built in 1897, belonged to J.H. Rule, the legal manager for the South German Mine, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Palm House, built in 1897 is magnificent example of Federation architecture, located on Adair Street Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Corner shop and Residence, built in 1866, located at 35 Templeton St, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Welsh Congregational Church, building was erected in 1863, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Services in Welsh ended in 1893 when the service was given in English. The church building was in constant use for around 120 years and now it is privately owned. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Brook’s Store, built and extended in 1866-1868, almost intact, the building was run as general store until 1986 by the Brooks family, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Brook’s Store, built and extended in 1866-1868, almost intact, the building was run as general store until 1986 by the Brooks family, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Mount Tarrengower lookout tower which has rivetted steel legs that rise 26 metres. Maldon, Victoria, Australia. The tower was opened in 1924 and sits on the summit of Mount Tarrengower which has an elevation of 556 metres above sea level. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Panoramic view of the countryside from the Mount Tarrengower lookout tower, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. The tower was opened in 1924 and sits on the summit of Mount Tarrengower which has an elevation of 556 metres above sea level. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Quartz kilns at the North British Mine, which was the largest, most profitable and longest operating mine in the town of Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Scotch Pie House, built in 1866, located on the north end of Main Street, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Vintage car with the Phoenix Building, built in 1906, in the background, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic Goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Cafes along Main Street, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Maldon is a historic Goldrush town and in 1966 was classified by the Australian National Trust as Australia’s First Notable Town.Part of Franklin’s Building, constructed around 1870, known today as the Beehive market, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. On Main Street, the property was sold to Catherine Dabb in 1884, who then operated it as Dabbs Corn and Caff Store. .An abandoned gold dredge lies in a dam at Porcupine Flat, Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Alluvial gold diggings, North British Mine, which was the largest, most profitable, and longest-operating mine in the town of Maldon, Victoria, Australia. Cyanide plant settling tanks, North British Mine, which was the largest, most profitable, and longest operating mine in the town of Maldon, Victoria, Australia.
