39 foot 10 inch Glenelg Carriage - "218" Type
218 to 225
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End platform saloon cars built in 1874 for the "Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company". In November 1881 they were purchased by the "Glenelg Railway Company". The South Australian Railways purchased the Glenelg railway and all the rollingstock in 1899.
Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company -- Glenelg Railway Company 11 -- 218
Second class end platform carriage. Built by "Duncan & Fraser" on a underframe built by "Brown & Marshalls".
1874 Entered service on "Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company" as second class car.
11.1881 To the "Glenelg Railway Company" and renumbered "11".
16.12.1899 Sold to the S.A.R. and renumbered "218".
6.10.1902 New second class end platform body built at Islington, seating 48 passengers.
7.3.1930 Condemned.
Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company -- Glenelg Railway Company 12 -- 219
Second class end platform carriage. Built by "Duncan & Fraser" on a underframe built by "Brown & Marshalls".
1874 Entered service on "Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company" as second class car.
11.1881 To the "Glenelg Railway Company" and renumbered "12".
16.12.1899 Sold to the S.A.R. and renumbered "219".
10.10.1902 New second class end platform body built at Islington, seating 48 passengers.
3.1930 Condemned.
Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company 5 -- Glenelg Railway Company 13 -- 220
Second class end platform carriage. Underframe built by "Brown & Marshalls". The originaly body had a second double deck.
1873 Entered service on "Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company" as second class double deck car No.5.
11.1881 To the "Glenelg Railway Company" and renumbered "13".
16.12.1899 Sold to the S.A.R. and renumbered "220".
8.11.1902 New second class end platform body built at Islington, seating 48 passengers.
29.9.1933 Condemned.
Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company 1 -- Glenelg Railway Company 14 -- 221
Second class end platform carriage. Body built by "Cottrell & Son", underframe built by "Brown & Marshalls".
5.1873 Entered service on "Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company" as second class end platform car No.1.
11.1881 To the "Glenelg Railway Company" and renumbered "14".
16.12.1899 Sold to the S.A.R. and renumbered "221".
17.11.1902 New second class end platform body built at Islington, seating 48 passengers.
1933 Condemned.
Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company 2 -- Glenelg Railway Company 15 -- 222
Second class end platform carriage. Body built by "Cottrell & Son", underframe built by "Brown & Marshalls".
5.1873 Entered service on "Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company" as second class end platform car No.2.
11.1881 To the "Glenelg Railway Company" and renumbered "15".
16.12.1899 Sold to the S.A.R. and renumbered "222".
19.12.1902 New second class end platform body built at Islington, seating 48 passengers.
29.9.1933 Condemned.
Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company 3 -- Glenelg Railway Company 16 -- 223
Second class end platform carriage. Body built by "Cottrell & Son", underframe built by "Brown & Marshalls".
5.1873 Entered service on "Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company" as second class end platform car No.3.
11.1881 To the "Glenelg Railway Company" and renumbered "16".
16.12.1899 Sold to the S.A.R. and renumbered "223".
23.12.1902 New second class end platform body built at Islington, seating 48 passengers.
29.9.1933 Condemned.
Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company 4 -- Glenelg Railway Company 17 -- 224
Second class end platform carriage. Body built by "Cottrell & Son", underframe built by "Brown & Marshalls".
5.1873 Entered service on "Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company" as second class end platform car No.4.
11.1881 To the "Glenelg Railway Company" and renumbered "17".
16.12.1899 Sold to the S.A.R. and renumbered "224".
7.2.1903 New second class end platform body built at Islington, seating 48 passengers.
29.9.1933 Condemned.
Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company -- Glenelg Railway Company 18 -- 225
Second class end platform carriage. Body built by "Duncan & Fraser", underframe built by "Brown & Marshalls".
5.1873 Entered service on "Adelaide Glenelg & Suburban Railway Company" as second class end platform car.
11.1881 To the "Glenelg Railway Company" and renumbered "18".
16.12.1899 Sold to the S.A.R. and renumbered "225".
7.2.1903 New second class end platform body built at Islington, seating 48 passengers.
29.9.1933 Condemned.