Series:
Register Cards of Architectural Drawings (P1332)
Series Number:
Access:
Open
Start Date:
01 Jan 1930
End Date:
01 Oct 1992
Creating Agency:
Tasmanian Government Railways (TA245) | 01 Jul 1872 | 01 Jul 1939 |
Transport Commission, Railway Branch (TA1736) | 01 Jul 1939 | 01 Mar 1978 |
An-Tasrail (XX8) | 01 Mar 1978 | 15 Nov 1997 |
Related Series:
P2308 Register of Railway Plans from Public Works Department | 01 Jan 1877 | 31 Dec 1929 |
P2011 Index to Plans - Railway Civil | 01 Jan 1934 | 01 Jan 1954 |
Controlled Series:
P1332 Architectural Drawings, Railway Civil | 01 Jan 1930 | 15 Nov 1997 |
Series notes:
This series consists of a set of register card to the architectural drawings produced by the Civil Engineering Branch of the Tasmanian Government Railways/(from 1978) Australian National Tasrail. The cards are housed in a folding portable metal case. A photocopy of the register cards has been produced by National Archives, annotated to show the dates of the drawings, which are not shown on the original. The register is entitled "Index to filing system - Works Section". It is divided into the following sections;
A - Launceston and facilities,
B - Hobart and facilities,
C - Main Line (Hobart to Western Junction),
D - Derwent Valley Line,
E - Fingal Line,
F -North Eastern Line,
G - Western Line and Branches,
H - Launceston (surveys, site plans and drainage),
J - Main Line and Branches (surveys, site plans and drainage),
K - Western Line and Branches (surveys, site plans and drainage),
L - Cottages and Flats generally,
M - Buildings and structures generally,
N - General Details,
W - Charts and Graphs,
X - Drawings (not departmental),
A-V - Tool Annexe.
Some of these sections have been further sub-divided. Drawings relating to structures along railway lines have their position indicated in the drawing number by the first digit. This is expressed as the number and part thereof of miles from the nominated beginning of the line. The second digit is a consecutive drawing number. When using the index, it is entered from the bottom of the page to the top of the page. Where 'ditto's' have been used to repeat part of a title this is also the case.
These records are part of the holdings of the Tasmanian Archives
System of Arrangement:
Items; single item, entries; alpha numerical - Item; folding metal card holder; Entries; A-a-1 to A-V'-
Items: