All Stops to Canberra - A Centenary Look at the Canberra Railway Museum

From Austography Film Image comes a retrospective look behind the scenes at the former Canberra Railway Line.
Told by those who dedicated their lives to the preservation of the century old rolling stock, the film explores what it took to operate a railway museum in Australia's capital, Canberra, and the impressive rolling stock therein.
This included 1210, Australia's oldest operating steam engine; 3016, a former suburban tank engine converted to tender for increased mileage and 6029 - the largest operating engine in the Southern Hemisphere.
Sadly, the museum has since closed due to liquidation. However, it may reopen in the near future.
Produced by Justin Bush and Austography Film Image Inc. 2013.
Austography Film Image Inc.
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Red Desert Productions.
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Soundtrack Provided By.
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[@QuazarCG_Studio]

This documentary was made shortly before a downfall. Please help the museum if you can, tell everyone you know. It currently has no operating locomotives and they don't even do trips anymore. I want that back and I'm sure a lot of other's do too.

[@robertcameron2808]

What happened to the steam locos? Does that museum still exist?

[@ClamTram96]

Awesome documentary!