Clarendon Street. Note the alignment of the Port Melbourne line bridge -
not parallel with the St Kilda line bridge. That is because the Port
Melbourne line went straight through the middle of what became the Montague
Goods Yard. For the construction of the suburban platforms at Spencer
Street, the Shipping Shed was relocated to Montague and the Port Melbourne
line had to be moved to the eastern side of the yard thus the odd looking
curves in the photograph (and also out of sight here; the curves at Inglis
Street.

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On 25 May 2018 at 12:44, Daniel Bowen danielbowen@...> wrote:

> Great pic. So the train is passing over the Montague Street bridge?

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> On 24 May 2018 at 17:08, espee8800 espee8800@...> wrote:

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>> Two car swing door inbound from St Kilda dating from way back in 1970 -

>> the exact date escapes me at the moment. The tram depot and the casino you

>> ask; well it is in the middle of the casino and the goods yard in the rear

>> right (Montague) is now Southbank Depot. Boy has the area changed since

>> these happy days.

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>> David in Avenel.au

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