coalfired
4 photos tagged coalfired, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.
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26_0037495 Rohr Collection Image from SDASM Archives uploaded November 2025
A tugboat on the Tyne from North East Museums uploaded March 2012
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Belfast: 'Evolution of Lighting: Ireland'. Gas Works, mechanical stoker and drawer
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Early stages of the construction of the wheat silos, Glebe Island, Sydney, 28 September 1920, by Arthur Ernest Foster
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Kevin Eadie said:
What a magnificent photo - full of history - the Rozelle railway yards, with 17 + 2 sidings! - the truss bridges for the Darling Harbour Goods Railway over Whites Creek, but the more familiar trusses over Johnston St. / The Crescent apparently not yet built - White Bay Hotel - White Bay Power Station, with tapered smokestacks, much shorter than the current ones - a toastrack tram heading north on Victoria Road near Maney St. - the Callan Park tower - the Catherine Street and Balmain Road bridges over the Darling Harbour Goods Line - a railway roundhouse! - but most puzzling, the ornate stone wall and decorative gatehouse at extreme left; wonder what that's all about?
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colinbm said:
Kevin Eadie The Abattoirs
A tugboat on the Tyne
from North East Museums
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stick1949 said:
That is not a tug, its the Shields Ferry "South Shields" coal fired steam recip which was in service from 1911 -1968. Ellerman Lines "City of Wellington" in the background is in Brigham & Cowans drydock.