Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Group of people, Sauer and General Manager Marshall Clark on the right.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Sauer greets engine driver.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Sauer greets people with SAR constable saluting.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Sauer and Marshall Clark at microphone.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Name being unveiled.
Cape Town, circa 1864. Newlands station.
Cape Town. Salt River station.
Cape Town, 1862. First railway station.
Cape Town, 1883. Station yard.
Johannesburg, 1900. Train headed by NZASM 46 Tonner No 200 'Wetenschap' at Park Station.
Johannesburg. Train headed by a NZASM 40 Tonner No 55 'Van Riebeeck' at Park station.
Three Sisters. Stationmaster Lourens and staff.
Pampoenpoort. Stationmaster JH Augusteyn.
Rouxville. Stationmaster and staff.
Petrus Steyn, Maart 1960. Stationmaster IJ van Rooyen and staff.
Rooikop. Stationmaster JS Bronkhorst and staff.
Port Elizabeth. New locomotive depot at Sydenham.
Port Elizabeth. New locomotive depot at Sydenham.
Pretoria, 1902. Station staff at old station.
Kaapmuiden, 1953. Stationmaster and staff.
Pretoria. Railway station.
Johannesburg, 9 to 18 March 1922. Major CP Heydenrych, Lt-Col RC Wallace and Major JM Greathead with troops at troop train on station platform.
King William's Town, 1882. Stationmaster FU Wood and staff.
Johannesburg. Park Station.
Krugersdorp. CSAR signal cabin and station.
Cottage erected in 1857 by the Cape Town - Wellington and Docks Railway Company Limited, the first railway building.
Cottage erected in 1857 by the Cape Town - Wellington and Docks Railway Company Limited, the first railway building.
Bloemfontein. 1913. South entrance to station.
Cape Town. First locomotive in South Africa imported September 1859 by the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company, now mounted on the Cape Town Station concourse.
Train and horse carts at railway station with "Wishing you a Happy New Year" imprinted on image. Opening of railway line to Aliwal North on 2 September 1885.
Johannesburg, circa 1897. Park station.
Pretoria. Irene station.
Thomas River, 1895. Station building.
Cape Town, 1910. Decorated station building with "Eendracht Maakt Mag" and "Unity and Amity" for Unification.
Durban, circa 1883. Railway station.
Durban, August 1901. Royal train leaving station for Pietermaritzburg.
Cape Town, 1945. Railway station decorated for victory celebrations.
Johannesburg. Railway lines at Jeppe station.
Johannesburg. Jeppe station building and Grand Hotel.
Johannesburg, 1892. Railway bookstall and post office in small tin shack with six men posing at Jeppe.
Kroonstad. Station building.
Camperdown. Decorated station building for royal visit.
Johannesburg. Langlaagte station building.
Kalkrand, South-West Africa. Ganger's cottage.
Port Elizabeth, 27 September 1937. North End station.
Durban, 1900. Train with well-dressed women at Bluff station.
Durban, 1867. Umgeni station on opening of the Umgeni to Durban line.
Creighton, 1907. Decorated first train entering station.
Cape Town, 21 April 1947. Decorated station building in honour of the birthday of Princess Elizabeth.
Kommadagga, 1874. Station building with ox wagons. Station previously called Riebeeck Road.
Springs, 5 July 1943. Station buildings, opened by Minister Sturrock.
Umbilo, 1938. New station building.
Charlestown, October 1971. Horse tethering post at railway station.
Charlestown, October 1971. Horse tethering post at railway station.
Charlestown, October 1971. Horse tethering post at railway station.
Charlestown, October 1971. Horse tethering post at railway station.
Kimberley, 28 November 1885. Arrival of first train. SEE N68258.
Boksburg, 1888. President Kruger at the opening of the Rand Tram between Johannesburg and Boksburg.
Estcourt, 1910. Railway station decorated for Royal visit.
Estcourt, 1910. Railway station decorated for Royal visit.
Krugersdorp. Barmen at station bar counter in CSAR days.
Krugersdorp. Barmen at station bar counter in CSAR days.
Cape Town. Woodstock station with post office and bookstall.
Cape Town, 1910. Kenilworth station post office.
Cape Town, 1910. Kenilworth station post office.
Klipplaat, circa 1915. Station post office.
Cape Town, circa 1910. Wynberg station building viewed from the southwest.
Cape Town, circa 1910. Wynberg station building viewed from the southwest.
Cape Town, circa 1910. Wynberg station post office.
Cape Town, circa 1900. Rondebosch station building.
Cape Town, circa 1900. Rondebosch station building. (TD Ravenscroft, Rondebosch)
Cullinan, 1908. Three men with NZASM locomotive and coaches at station.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. The first train to travel over the new Whites - Odendaalsrus railway line, arrives at station.
Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Unidentified couple at railway station.
Pietermaritzburg, circa 1890. Station staff. SEE N68353.
Johannesburg. Langlaagte station staff.
Kalbaskraal, circa 1896. Station.
Cape Town. Bellville station.
Cape Town, 1907. Signal gantry.
Cape Town, 1907. Signal gantry.
Cape Town, 1907. Signal cabin.
Cape Town, 1907. Signal gantry.
Johannesburg. Searchlight signals at approach to Jeppe station.
Mechanical signal cabin interior.
Mechanical signal cabin cabin with man on balcony.
Pinetown Bridge. Railway office interior.
Pinetown Bridge. Railway office interior.
Pinetown Bridge. Railway station.
Sir Lowry's Pass, 1916. Stationmaster E Ston and staff.
Nelspruit, 1906. Station staff.
Nelspruit. Station staff.
Dordrecht, 19 October 1932. Opening of new station.
Dordrecht, 19 October 1932. Arrival of first train at new station.
Dordrecht, 19 October 1932. Arrival of first train at new station.
Dordrecht, 1932. Stationmaster J Wiggell and staff.
Umlaas Road. Station and staff in NGR days.
Cape Town. Kenilworth station.
Waterval-Boven, 16 August 1971. NZASM 46 tonner No 61 'Roos'. Sold out of service by the SAR in 1919 to Simmer Deep Mine, later became ESCOM 'ZASM 4'. In 1971 SAPPI exchanged it for a SAR Class 10 No 772. It was restored at Germiston shed and was used for several Specials and film shoots before been placed on permanent display at the Outeniqua Railway Museum in 1998. Here she is shown at the handover ceremony with SAR Class 10C No 772.
Waterval-Boven, 16 August 1971. NZASM 46 tonner No 61 'Roos'. Sold out of service by the SAR in 1919 to Simmer Deep Mine, later became ESCOM 'ZASM 4'. In 1971 SAPPI exchanged it for a SAR Class 10 No 772. It was restored at Germiston shed and was used for several Specials and film shoots before been placed on permanent display at the Outeniqua Railway Museum in 1998. Here she is shown at the handover ceremony with SAR Class 10C No 772.
Biesiespoort, circa 1893. Stationmaster AI Mok on the left with assistant.
