Mount Lyell No3 (Square) Melbourne In November 2012

In November 2012

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Mount Lyell No3 (Square) Melbourne In November 2012Mt Lyell No. 3 mainly worked on mineral trains and shunting with later the occasional passenger train. After the Mt Lyell Mountain Mining Railway closed it was stored and later in the early 1990's plinthed on a replica section of trestle bridge and track in Queenstown rail yard in public view. It was put of display in about 1998 and given a rebuild to work on the West Coast Wilderness Railway which is the Mt Lyell railway but renamed SKILL LEVEL: