Port Pirie railway station was the fifth of six railway stations for passengers that operated at various times from 1876 to serve the small maritime town of Port Pirie, 216 kilometres by rail north of
Budd railcar CB2 and a luggage van waiting on the Commonwealth Railways (standard gauge) side of the Mary Elie Street platform, about half-way along its 700-metre (770-yard) length, about 1969. Broad-gauge South Australian Railways trains arrive on the other side.
Timeline of Port Pirie's six railway stations
The railway station located at Port Pirie South bore the name "Port Pirie" from when it was built in 1876 until it was superseded in 1902 by a passenger station in the centre of Port Pirie. The new st
Port Pirie railway station (Mary Elie Street)
…on railway lines leading into the town. Layout of the station and sidings Links to the articles about stations in Port Pirie Station Duration Gauge 1 Port Pirie (at what became known as Port Pirie South) 1876 to after 1911 ng 2 Ellen Street 1902–1967 ng bg* 3 Solomontown 1911–1967 ng 4 Port Pirie Junction…
Inaugural "Port Pirie" railway station, located at Port Pirie South (1876 to 1910s)
Original Port Pirie station building and Budd car, Nov 1967
Port Pirie South railway yard, looking north, about 1910