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The last upload was November 2009.
The Garden Palace: interior of the French Court from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: interior of the Italian Court from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: interior of the Queensland Court from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: interior of the Tasmanian Court from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: interior of the Victorian Court from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: the NSW Court (taken from the South Nave) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: the Colonial Courts - the Main Avenue from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: Eastern and Western Transept (taken from the Western Entrance) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: Eastern Transept (taken from the Dome) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: Western Transept (taken from the Dome) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: Western Transept (looking east) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: the North Nave (taken from the Dome) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: the North Nave (taken from the Orchestra) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: the South Nave (looking north) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
The Garden Palace: the South Nave (taken from the Dome) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2009
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The Garden Palace: the Colonial Courts - the Main Avenue
from Powerhouse Museum
- typical wool said:
- beachcomber australia said:
The Garden Palace: statue of Her Majesty the Queen
from Powerhouse Museum
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ichigo!! said:
great !
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beachcomber australia said:
I wonder why HM Queen Victoria faced west? Was the west door the main entrance?
The Garden Palace: the North Nave (taken from the Dome)
from Powerhouse Museum
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beachcomber australia said:
Apologies for all the notes, but there is a wealth of interesting detail which can only be seen at the Persistent URL link above using the Zoom function. The ghost lady on the chair moved twice during the presumably long exposure. The chair is also on the left and right. The clock on the wall says 11.40am, but no-one is around. Is the photo full of GHOSTS ? ! Notes about the official photographers and Ceylon Court might be of particular interest to the PhM (see history at Persistent URL).
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titaree said:
Excellent shot...
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Don Shearman said:
Interesting observations beachcomberaustralia. Could the photo perhaps have been taken at 11:40 pm? I didn't see anything to indicate am or pm on the clock. Alternatively, perhaps a Sunday morning? Was the exhibition open on Sundays?
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beachcomber australia said:
@ Don Shearman - I guessed it was AM from the amount of daylight coming in from the clerestory windows at top left. I have no idea (yet) whether the Exhibition was open on Sundays. The more I think about it, it does seem odd that none of these interior shots by the official photographers Richards & Co. have any people standing proudly by their products. Very formal, or slightly spooky!
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beachcomber australia said:
Another odd thing - I can't see any evidence of gas or electric lighting. I know they used electric arc lamps for the first time in the race to build the Garden Palace. It looks as if daylight was the only source.