Victorian Goldfields Railway
Number Year built Builder Status Notes
D 619 1914 Newport Workshops Stored Obtained from SSR Bendigo in late 2011 . Transferred to Maldon January 2012 . Stored for future restoration
D 646 1905 Newport Workshops Stored Non-operational . Had been plinthed at Maryborough station until acquisition by the VGR for preservation in the 1990s . Stored at Maldon for future restoration
E 371 1892 David Munro & Co. , South Melbourne Static display On static display at Maldon station
F 212 1953 Dick Kerr Works , Preston , England Operational Undergoing restoration , owned by the Victorian Goldfields Railway
J 549 1954 Vulcan Foundry Operational Returned to service during November 2013 following a ​ 9 ⁄ 2 -year overhaul
K 157 1940 Newport Workshops Stored Non-operational . Stored at Maldon for future restoration
K 160 1940 Newport Workshops Overhaul Withdrawn from traffic mid 2012 , transferred by road to Newport Workshops in January 2014 for overhaul by Steamrail Victoria
RM 61 1930 Newport Workshops Stored Railmotor owned by the Victorian Goldfields Railway . 15 June 2010 saw this unit transferred to The South Gippsland Railway on a long term loan . It returned in July 2015 to Maldon . Currently needs its wheels turned ( re-profiled ) before returning to service
T 333 1956 Clyde Engineering , Sydney Stored On long term loan to Seymour Railway Heritage Centre , based at their Seymour depot . In March of 2019 , T333 returned to VGR attached to the transfer of the Royal Train
Y 133 1965 Clyde Engineering , Sydney Operational Allocated to the VGR from the Register of Heritage and Tourist Railways . The Y was formerly allocated to Seymour Railway Heritage Centre . In 2016 it was sent to Melbourne for maintenance and returned to the VGR in August 2016 . Returned to service in January 2019 after being repainted by the VGR Young Volunteers Group
Rolling stock -- VGR Locomotives & Railmotors
The Victorian Goldfields Railway is a broad gauge tourist railway in Victoria, Australia. It operates along a formerly disused branch line between the towns of Maldon and Castlemaine.