Camden Historic Society Museum in Camden. The song 'The Camden Tram' by Buddy Williams, which is featured in the repertoire of the Camden Community Band, commemorates the train. Special working Every year, on Good Friday, three or four special trains were run from Sydney to Maryfields, to cater for public attendance to the Via Crucis religious ceremony held on the grounds of the Franciscan Brothers monastery near Campbelltown. This required out-of-the-ordinary working over the branch line, which also included the provision of an additional locomotive at both the front and rear of each train. Maryfields, a platform opposite the entrance to the monastery, had a platform suitable for an 8 or 9-car train. Stations and route The intermediate stations from the Campbelltown end were Maryfields (formerly known as 'Rudds Gate'), Kenny Hill, Currans Hill, Narellan, Grahams Hill, Kirkham, and Elderslie, with the line terminating at Camden. These stations have disappeared. See also Railways in Sydney Steepest gradients References External links Camden Branch – NSWRail.net Further reading Goodbye, Camden Tram Winney, I.K. & anor Australian Railway Historical Society Bulletin, April 1963 Closed regional railway lines in New South Wales Railway lines opened in 1882 Railway lines closed in 1963 Standard gauge railways in Australia Camden, New South Wales 1882 establishments in Australia 1963 disestablishments in Australia