South Geelong Signal Box
South Geelong was first interlocked in 1901 when a 20 lever frame was installed, after the extension of the Queenscliff Line junction into the station. The frame still remains today, and is one of four remaining McKenzie and Holland No 6 Pattern 'Rocker' Frames in Victoria. The frame was originally located in a signal bay in front of the old station building, with the current station building being built around the frame.
In 2006 the station was resignalled and the semaphore down departure signal replaced, leaving the station with all colour light signals. Only one set of points and a crossover are mechanically connected to the frame. It is believed a future resignalling project will make the current interlocking redundant, and permit the remote control of South Geelong from Geelong.
Events
| August 5, 1901 | Opened |
Line Opened
| November 25, 1876 | Line opened Geelong to Winchelsea |
Photos
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 Cars queued up at the Wood Street level crossingDecember 25, 2021 |
 New townhouses overlook the asphalted eastern car park extensionDecember 25, 2021 |
 Down end car park now with an asphalt surfaceOctober 29, 2019 |
 Bird sits on the point roddingOctober 13, 2019 |
 'Minimum structure clearance applies' warning on post 7October 13, 2019 |
 Derail on the run around road is now motor operatedOctober 13, 2019 |
 Signals 8 and 7 at the up endOctober 13, 2019 |
 Bulky aerial cables run to each CCTV camera in the car parkOctober 13, 2019 |
