Corporate Body

A. Goninan & Co Ltd (1899 - )

From
1899
Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
Functions
Rail Industry
Website
http://www.goninan.com.au/
Legal Status
NT BN00939055
Location
Newcastle, New South Wales

Summary

A. Goninan & Co. Ltd. was established in 1899. The company manufactures and undertakes maintenance work on railway equipment from locomotives to light rail vehicles. 'A Goninan & Co. Limited is Australia's leading designer and manufacturer of railway rolling stock.'

It appears that the company eventually changed its name to United Goninan, which was taken over by the United Group in 1999.

Published resources

Edited Books

  • Fredman, L.E. ed., A Cousin Jack in Australia: the memoir of Alfred Goninan, engineer (Cooks Hill, New South Wales: Jetar Pty Ltd, 1992), 80 pp. Details

Resources

See also

Ailie Smith

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