US Edition1871: The Australian Town of Scone Gets a New Railway Station
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1871: The Australian Town of Scone Gets a New Railway Station
April 17, 1871 A railway station in the town of Scone in the colony (and present-day state) of New South Wales (NSW) was opened. Scone railway station was constructed as part of the NSW-based Great Northern Railway, which is also known today as the Main North Line. The inaugural duties for this station were carried... Continue Reading →
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