Re: Toorak Station

[macca@privacy.nu (Jack Frost)]

That would make sense as it is on the up side
If it was a luggage elevator it only would serve one platform. A
luggage elevator would make more sense on the island platform, and
also why only Toorak
On Mon, 20 Sep 1999 12:32:32 +1000, "Notagunzel"
<notagunzel@bigfoot.com> wrote:

>Christopher_Martin GORDON <cmgord@ecr.mu.oz.au> wrote in message
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>> : At the Caulfield end of Platform 1 at Toorak is a tower structure that
>> : connects the platform and the road above. It is not in use. What is
>> : it?
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>> I am not sure what this is at Toorak, but I know that at Glenferrie an
>> electric lift connected the station office and the platform, this was
>> for parcles and I am not sure if the lift is still there.  Iming?
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>> Could this be the same at Toorak?  ie a parcles lift for a connection
>> between the road and the platform.  What other stations had a lift like
>> Glenferrie for parcles?
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>I have a vauge recollection that the structure at Toorak is for a dairy or
>suchlike, the elevator was for milk/cream cans.
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