Campbelltown to Camden Line and Corrimal Colliery Railway in New South Wales, Australia, 1960s.
This video is in 2 parts. The Campbelltown to Camden Railway was originally built as a tramway but was later upgraded to full railway status as part of the New South Wales Government Railways. The line was covered from the linside and on board the short train. It closed on the 1st of January 1963. As a bonus we cover the Corrimal Colliery on the South Coast of New South Wales featuring ex NSWGR steam locomotive E17 class number 18 in action.
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