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Wharves under construction, Pyrmont

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  • John Cowper said:
    Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection I'll get the ball rolling obviously after 1930 - the bridge arch dominates the horizon.
  • Mich said:
    well that ute looks late 30's or later.
  • Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection said:
    John Cowper Mich Thanks for getting us started; looks like you are both on the same track. AB
  • jennys old cars said:
    The coupe ute looks like a 1938-40 Chevrolet, Holden-bodied - the teardrop quards and the headlights not being set into the guards or the grill being the clues I'm going on. By 1941-46 headlights were set into the guards, from mid 1930s on Ford light commercials. The truck facing the ute is no earlier than mid to late 30s, the truck behind it possibly late 20s to early 1930s.
  • beachcomber australia said:
    From the blurb for another picture of Jones Wharf in the State Records NSW dated "c.1/1/1946" - "Number 10 wharf Jones Bay with early construction work on Number 7/8 wharf. ... "



    The photo in question seems to be a little later in 1946, with more work completed.

    Ed. Now on flickr in a large size -

Captain James Patrick's residence, Craigend, Sydney, c. 1936

  • Stephen said:
    Quite outstanding!!
  • betflixc bust said:
    What a fascinating glimpse into Sydney's history! Harold Cazneaux's work captures the essence of Captain James Patrick's residence beautifully. Thanks for sharing this historical photograph as the Prince Of persia.

Carting wool bales