Photo Gallery ...

For photos from the 84th Rally click here
photos courtesy of Ian Cunnington

 

No. 4 Face Shovel was built by Ruston Hornsby of Lincoln, England and tops the scales at 90 tons. The Australian Portland Cement Company Limited, who donated the No. 4 Face Shovel to the club, imported the unit in 1923 to work in their Fyansford (Geelong) Quarry and worked there until 1958.

 
A bird’s eye view of the Lake Goldsmith steam rally complex, showing the association’s main building, boiler house, canteen and meeting rooms.

Another attribute of the site is the 46 individually operated engine sheds, displaying their private collections of various historic engines and machinery: reflecting the pioneering of our mechanical heritage.

Tree lined exhibition enclosures attract portable exhibits of historic agricultural machinery and the engines that once powered them….