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Port Albert was the original terminus station on the South Gippsland railway line, the railway opening to that station on 13 January 1892.

Early survey documents regard the station site as "Palmerston" station ground.

The last advertised trolley service ran on 14 February 1949.

References

1. Built for the Gippsland Gold rush and cattle trading, The line branched off the Yarram/Woodside line (which forked off from the Wonthaggi line at Nyora) at Alberton and travelled a short distance to Port Albert. McLean, Jack, "Some Notes on South Gippsland Passenger Services 1921-1923", Australian Railway Historical Society Bulletin, no. June/July 1990, pp. 141–147, 167–168
2. Victorian Railways - Original Plan & Section Book c. 1888
3. "Advertising". Herald. 12 February 1949.

38°40′20″S 146°41′36″E / 38.6721°S 146.6933°E / -38.6721; 146.6933

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