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The little café that refused to move
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The little café that refused to move
ONE of WA’s stationary railway vehicle dining experiences was The Carriage, Fremantle, which opened on Fremantle’s Esplanade park in 1980. ZA 9343, a goods brakevan with two second-class compartments, entered service for the Western Australian Government Railways on December 21, 1912. The first ZAs, built by the Oldbury Carriage & Wagon Co entered service in 1902 and a second batch was built by the Ashbury Railway Carriage Co, entering service …
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