Written By: Thomas McIntosh
Photos By: Thomas McIntosh and Alex Thorn
Page Last Updated: 25/10/20
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Station Info:
Opened: 7 May 1906 Platforms: 2, 1 Side Platform 1: Trains to Flinders Street, all stops. Platform 2: Trains to Alamein, all stops. Status: Unstaffed Transport Links: None Station Code: HWL Distance: 13.30 kilometres from Southern Cross |
The station building. (25/5/20)
Photo By: Thomas McIntosh |
Hartwell is the fourth station on the Alamein line and is the only station with an Island Platform configuration. It was originally called 'Hartwell Hill' but was renamed to Hartwell in 1906. The station is surrounded nearly entirely by houses. With a park and cafe being the only other things in the area.
The station building was originally the Walhalla station building in Gippsland. It was moved to Hartwell in December 1938 before the line was shut in 1944.
The station building was originally the Walhalla station building in Gippsland. It was moved to Hartwell in December 1938 before the line was shut in 1944.
Looking towards Alamein from the pedestrian crossing. (25/5/20)
Photo By: Alex Thorn |
Hartwell Station Sign. (25/5/20)
Photo By: Thomas McIntosh |
Adjacent Infrastructure
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Towards Southern Cross:
Willison Station |
Towards Alamein:
Burwood Station |
Information sourced from Wikipedia and PTV