hotelaustralia
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Hotel Australia from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2008
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Katharine Hepburn at the Hotel Australia, Sydney, 1955 / Australian Photographic Agency (APA) Collection
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Hotel Australia
from Powerhouse Museum
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Jez Heywood said:
Such a travesty that this gorgeous building was knocked down to build the MLC Centre... What were they thinking?
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kind approval said:
I've heard so many reminiscences of the Australia Hotel, so it's finally great to see it.
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Nicole Davis said:
I know ... its so awful the things that were knocked down in Sydney in the name of progress ... the Metropole Hotel, the original Wentworth and countless other buildings big & small ... but that's the way of things I suppose!
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carlosbezz said:
wonderfulllllllllllll !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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uminarampart said:
@ 56m to dome, in 1891, it was Australias tallest building! even taller then the 12storey APA Building in melbourne! it had 3storeys added in 1921 to keep up with demand and by late 1960's . it looked tired and outdated. all it needed was a refurb and removal of 3 storeys from 1921 and would have made a suberb boutique unit block. but alas, harry seidler didnt have it in his plans for MLC centre and it bit the dust in 1971. sad loss indeed.
Streetscenes, from Frederick Danvers Power : photonegatives, 1898 - 1926
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Highranger said:
Is he important or can he help with enquiries down at the station?
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val erreira said:
Lindo
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cuong cuong said:
hey.lido never
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State Library of New South Wales said:
Probably important as he is being helped into the hansom cab after exiting the Hotel Australia. On the other hand it is not his own carriage ...
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val erreira said:
Oi