bluemountains

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Copelands Lookout and Mount Solitary, Jamieson Valley (NSW)

  • Mich said:
    The cliff on the right looks almost exactly the same today, except that the two small icecaps have melted.
  • anzpaul said:
    Beautiful lanscape ! Thanks...

View of Katoomba Railway Station (NSW) and Carrington Hotel under construction

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  • Andy Brill said:
    A view showing the completed Carrington Hotel, taken by Henry King about one or two years later (mid 1880s): (from Blue Mountains Library) and Melvin Vaniman's panorama of Katoomba in 1903: acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID=412347
  • atkipete said:
    Amazing photo, a different scene today.
  • Ken Beath said:
    Fantastic, very changed. Are there maps of that time?
  • Andy Brill said:
    Ken Beath Blue Mountains Library may have some early maps . Here is a later one from 1958:
  • Ken Beath said:
    Andy Brill My main question was how much of Katoomba was there when the hotel was built.

Class 5712 locomotive, 1954

  • John Cowper said:
    Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection More correctly the caption should read "Locomotive 5712 a member of the D57-class, 1954" From the 1924 classification the first two numerals denoted the class (ie 57 class) the last two the member of that class (ie this is the twelfth locomotive of the 57 class) and the prefix "D" denoted 4 driving axles