Memorial · Melbourne

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This tunnel was built by the St Kilda & Brighton Railway Co during the construction of its railway which was opened for traffic on 21st December 1861.

A tramway to convey goods between the pier and the railway station ran through the tunnel.

Source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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THIS COASTAL PATHWAY WAS OFFICIALLY OPENED BY CR. ANTHONY REINHARDT MAYOR, CITY OF SANDRINGHAM THE HON. MARK BIRRELL M.P., MINISTER FOR CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENT ON TUESDAY 8 JUNE 1993.
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