House/Copper Shop Tarpaulin Shop/ Electrical Shop Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Gatekeepers Office Timekeepers Office Foundry Main Store Ambulance Building Tool Room Canteen Recreation Hall Plating Shop Copper Shop Weighbridge Sewerage system Elevated tank Hydraulic Accumulator Oil Store Paint Shop War Memorial and Garden Main Conduit Shunting Yard Underwater Coal Storage Dam Flagpole Compressed Air Tanks Supply Shed (1 and 2) Wells Panel Shop Rail heritage centre In 2004, the possibility of a railway heritage centre based in part of the workshops was investigated by the Midland Redevelopment Authority, following public meetings and consultation. However, the possibility of such a centre was not followed. Personnel George Alfred Julius, inventor of the automatic totalisator, was a premium apprentice here in the early years of the 20th century, before moving to Sydney and co-founding his own engineering partnership. References Further reading External links Rail Heritage WA Railway workshops in Western Australia Midland, Western Australia State Register of Heritage Places in the City of Swan Western Australian Government Railways