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1863

2014

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Kees Kort said:
Walter Brookins poses before a Wright Flyer, see also my picture of Brookins and his Wright Flyer in my collection

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beachcomber australia said:
A great image, already being used to good effect - dictionaryofsydney.org/place/redfern www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/hindsight/ghostrain... exwwwsvh.stvincents.com.au/assets/files/pdf/C/FitS/henry_... via Google Image search I tried to find the story behind this photo via Trove, but nothing interesting came up. Anyone know?
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grahamH said:
This was the first of this class built at Eveleigh. 3801 - 3805, the streamlined ones, were built by Clyde Engineering first then Eveleigh built 13 even numbered locos and Cardiff Workshops at Newcastle built 12 odd numbered locos for a total of 30.
InTheBush* said:
Great old photo. Such atmosphere!
Mike Kelly said:
These locos were a wonderful feat of engineering, what a pity that we can't "make stuff" any more.

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Suck Diesel said:
Property Laws: Legally, child abduction was often treated under laws relating to the "stealing" or theft of a person's services or clothing, rather than modern kidnapping frameworks.
beachcomber australia said:
19 August 1864 was a Friday (disappearance) ...

11 November 1864 was a Friday (printing) ...
beachcomber australia said:
"No. 3 Castle-st." has been rebuilt; I imagine it looked very like the still-standing No. 4, with a street level shop and three floors of house above (?) - maps.app.goo.gl
beachcomber australia said:
The NLI is always amazing! The previous house demolished 1812...
"View of an old house in Castle Street, corner of Werburgh street, taken down in April, 1812" - the shop says 'COULTER'.
(I suppose it could have been at one of the other corners, but the fortuitous coincidence is too good to ignore) -
catalogue.nli.ie
Suck Diesel said:
Was she ever found?
There appears to be no record, either way