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Australia's Last Steam Railways Spawn bringing their history alive throughThe South Maitland and Richmond Vale Railways formed an extensive network of standard gauge lines serving collieries in the New South Wales coalfields. The first section opened for coal traffic in 1893, with passenger services introduced on part of the growing SMR system from 1902. Such was the volume of traffic that sections of route were double tracked and signalled. The New South Wales Government Railways took over passenger services from 1930