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CO 1069-614-35

from The National Archives UK

  • ronv11 said:
    1st Albert Bridge between Indooroopilly and Chelmer.

Amalgamated Wireless Australasia Ltd, York Street, Sydney, c. February 1939, Arthur Ernest Foster

from State Library of New South Wales

  • beachcomber australia said:
    I think the "c. December 1938" date might be too early. The 'Pegasus' symbol was "selected" by Sir Ernest Fisk in February 1939. Presumably it took a while to be installed. See - trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/222854384?searchTerm=A...
  • State Library of New South Wales said:
    Yes - there seemed to be a month or so gap between the other photos but as you say the delay in getting the logo might have meant slightly longer date - will update to c. February 1939 until we get a more definitive date. We would also like to reiterate how useful Flickr and the comments from other members have been in helping us update the catalogue records in the Library database. Thanks.

CO 1069-599-106

from The National Archives UK

  • Julie Storry said:
    There were two churches known as "Scot's Church". One was that built for/by Dr John Dunmore Lang on the cnr York & Jamieson Streets c. 1824. It was known as "Scots Church". The other was in the little road which cut in west of St Andrews cathedral and dead-ended at the Town Hall. This was St Andrews Scots Church. I think they were both Presbyterian, but different "factions".