Rail workshops history preserved in print

Holly Monery
Updated December 1 2016 - 7:24pm, first published 3:30pm
HISTORY COLLECTED: Secretary of the Railway Institute in Tasmania Malcolm Cash and Louise James who compiled 'The Launceston Railway Workshops' book for the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery. Picture: Phillip Biggs
HISTORY COLLECTED: Secretary of the Railway Institute in Tasmania Malcolm Cash and Louise James who compiled 'The Launceston Railway Workshops' book for the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery. Picture: Phillip Biggs

The history of the railway workshops at Inveresk has been compiled into a new book, launched Thursday at the Retired and Ex Railway Employees Association 2016 Christmas lunch. Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery director Richard Mulvaney said the museum had long desired to have a publication on the Launceston railway workshops site to heighten general awareness and appreciation of the history of the place and people who worked there.

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Holly Monery

Holly Monery

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Holly Monery is a journalist for The Examiner newspaper, based in Launceston, Tasmania. Her main area of focus is local government.

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