WYNDHAM: THEN and NOW Werribee Railway Station. Edward Snell, a young British engineer, only 31 years of age, was given responsibility for the survey and supervision of the construction of the railway line from Geelong to Greenwich (Newport). From his diary, he mentions crossing the Werribee River, presumably at Bungies hole, in a leaky boat on the 13th. September 1852, and staying at the Bridge Hotel on many occasions. The Bridge Hotel was originally known as Armstrong’s Inn and is now the Race

SSR T and P class spotted through Werribee Railway Station this afternoon 😁 | Kane’s Trains

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WYNDHAM'S LAST LEVEL CROSSING. Galvin Road in Werribee provides access for the residents of Mambourin, Wyndham Vale, Cocoroc and Werribee to crossover the rail line and is frequented by more vehicles each day as the area expands. Although the train line is usually only travelled by freight trains, the road crossing is in disrepair, and we could not find any plans for its removal, although there is the planned construction of the Ison Road Rail Overpass Bridge. This bridge will provide a vital li