Sentence examples for In the first railway from inspiring English sources

The main western line had its beginnings in the first railway line from Melbourne to Ballarat, the Geelong-Ballarat line that opened in 1862.

One Victorian critic, comparing the Bradshaw's of the 1830s with that of the 1880s, suggests the contrast between them is an effective way to "estimate at a glance the wonderful progress that has been made in the Victorian era" ("The First Railway Timetable" 4).

Within several years, the improved roads and the Cromford Canal both saw competition from new railways, with work on the first railway in the Peak commencing in 1825.

This was corroborated by the route of the first railway in Croatia, which passes through Zaprešić.

In 1860 he completed the Pimlico Bridge across the River Thames, one of the first railway bridges in the area.

In 1871 the first railway in Western Australia was built from Busselton into the forest nearby, to carry timber to the port.

In 1846 the first railway line reached Richmond.

Euston railway station opened in 1837, the first railway station connecting London with the industrial heartlands of the West Midlands and Lancashire.

In the light of the above, it is alarming how dilatory many states have been in implementing the first railway package.

Built under the direction of Robert Stephenson, it connected the London and Birmingham Railway's Cheddington railway station on the West Coast Main Line to Aylesbury High Street railway station in eastern Aylesbury, the first railway station in the Aylesbury Vale.

In March 1926 it became the first railway in New South Wales to run electric train services.