Full Record: Prahran Mechanics Institute

Full Record

Main Title:	The gaslight films of Norm Wadeson [DVD]. Here comes Puffing Billy. Narrow gauge. Timber extraction / Norm Wadeson
Author:	Marsden, Tony Steam Media Productions
Imprint:	Mulgrave, Vic. : Steam Media Productions, 2013.
Collation:	1 videodisc (DVD) (60 mins.) : sound, colour ; 4 3/4 in.

Subject:	Victorian Railways Puffing Billy Preservation Society Narrow gauge railways Timber tramways Steam locomotives Films Dandenong Ranges (Vic.) (Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country) Otway Ranges (Vic.) (Eastern Maar Country) Gippsland (Vic.) (Gunaikurnai Country)
Notes:	Contains films on the early days of the Puffing Billy Preservation Society, the Colac to Crowes narrow gauge railway and timber tramways in eastern Victoria. Title from container. Exempt from classification. Narrated by Norm Wadeson.

Result	Collection	Location	Shelf No	Status	Notes
	Video	Library Computers	Folder: Video: Movies and television programs	Available	Not for loan
	Non-Fiction	Spinner	DVD 385.52 VIC PIC	Available

Back to Results

Similar Items

Remembering 'The Beechy' [DVD].

Victorian Railways narrow gauge "G" class : "Garratts in the Otways" : a photographic profile, 1954-1962 / edited by Emile D. Badawy and John Sargent.

Victorian Railways narrow gauge "NA" class : a photographic profile - early 1950's - 1961 / edited by Emile D. Badawy and John Sargent.

G42, Puffing Billy's big brother : pictorial history of a Beyer-Garratt in Victoria, Australia / [text: Graham Hocking, Ron Peach and John Thompson].

Trains passing [DVD] : Victorian Railways in the 1960's

Steam around the state [DVD] : (Victorian Railways late 1950s to early 1960s). Featuring the films of Arthur Hill.

Maryborough [DVD] : Victorian steam's last stronghold : featuring the films of Ken Fishley

Riding the Beechy and other narrow gauge lines [DVD]

Steam in Victoria [DVD] : then and now / Ross Rail Productions.

A day in the life of G42 : mixed train to Erica - Thursday 18th March 1954 / compiled, written, designed and produced by John E. Thompson ; photographs by Edward A. Downs.