Sea Point Station c1901
According to an old map there were five 'stops' between Three Anchor Bay and the end of the line. This looks like the 'main'station where the present day swimming pool is. Confirmation would be appreciated.
Train passing 'Bordeaux', Sea Point, Cape Town
1915 Source: Graham Sonnenberg
Here comes the train.........c1898.
Taken in the region of St Johns Rd.
Here comes the train.........c1898.
Taken in the region of St Johns Rd.
GoSouth ~ South African, Credible and Current
The first station 1910
A train leaving Sea Point Station
1920s
Trains, Stations & Depots
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The old Sea Point train which used to run from Monument Station at the foot of Adderley Street along the Beach Front to the terminus near Queen's Road, is here seen passing under the bridge which took pedestrians to the old pavilion which was later demolished. Its tea room is seen on the left. The return fare from Cape Town to Sea Point on this train which was opened in September, 1892, was only 9d. This railway closed down on April 1929.