U vans were one of the most numerous vehicles on the Victorian Railways.

A passenger train guards van, they eventually became synonymous with one of our railmotors.

Used for transporting cattle, but not always.

Not many wagons had such a variety of uses.

Every goods train had a Z van behind it, but they weren’t all the same.

The yellow stripe means something.

This has a unique connection to the Daylesford line.

While built for general goods traffic, they carried one of the most important commodities.

This type of wagon was used for a most unusual primary product

The sheep wagon was responsible for one of the most important trains of the 1930s.

Without these vehicles, the vast network of the Victorian Railways would have been unsustainable.

Once the most numerous wagons on the Victorian railways, but how many were there?