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The last upload was April 2008.
Kembla Pass, Illawarra from Powerhouse Museum uploaded April 2008
View from Kembla Mine from Powerhouse Museum uploaded April 2008
The incline, Kembla Coal Co. from Powerhouse Museum uploaded April 2008
Kembla Creek, Illawarra from Powerhouse Museum uploaded March 2008
Fern trees, Mt Kembla from Powerhouse Museum uploaded March 2008
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The incline, Kembla Coal Co.
from Powerhouse Museum
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faded treatment said:
If we judge by the terrain, this is obviously at Coalcliff, near Stanwell Park, in Wollongong's north. The railway would have run down to the wharf, which was finished in April 1877, while the colliery was opened in January 1878. The last coal was shipped from Coalcliff wharf (see: www.illawarracoke.com.au/Coalcliff_Cokeworks_Site_Owners_... in 1912, so that narrows down when the photo was taken. I wonder how many runaways they had in that period?
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marhleet said:
wayback web.archive.org/web/20130411062912/http://illawarracoke.c...
View from Kembla Mine
from Powerhouse Museum
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JOHN STAFFORD said:
press the link below URL
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JOHN STAFFORD said:
by clicking on the Persistent URL: An "expandable image" will appear and by scrolling down the page, a description of what is seen in the expanded image can be located