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Early stages of the construction of the wheat silos, Glebe Island, Sydney, 28 September 1920, by Arthur Ernest Foster

from State Library of New South Wales

  • Kevin Eadie said:
    What a magnificent photo - full of history - the Rozelle railway yards, with 17 + 2 sidings! - the truss bridges for the Darling Harbour Goods Railway over Whites Creek, but the more familiar trusses over Johnston St. / The Crescent apparently not yet built - White Bay Hotel - White Bay Power Station, with tapered smokestacks, much shorter than the current ones - a toastrack tram heading north on Victoria Road near Maney St. - the Callan Park tower - the Catherine Street and Balmain Road bridges over the Darling Harbour Goods Line - a railway roundhouse! - but most puzzling, the ornate stone wall and decorative gatehouse at extreme left; wonder what that's all about?
  • colinbm said:
    Kevin Eadie The Abattoirs

[Øvre Leirfoss, Trondheim, Norway] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 2 older comments, and then…
  • Martin Dyb said:
    Correct spelling is: Øvre leirfoss. -- Seen in your Photochrom Travel Views set. (?)
  • hector_kevin said:
    Great! Thanks for the brilliant technique of the old masters that the beauty of the old days can be seen nowadays!
  • Stigandr said:
    It looked so beautiful back then, now its just a concrete dam.
  • mammoth club said:
    Trondhjem is the ancient name of today's city of Trondheim.
  • Simon Sølberg said:
    Location: maps.google.no/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=no&geoc... The Steam Tavern: 'Nidaros' is the ancient name. It became 'Trondhjem' during the Danish occupation and 'Trondheim' in 1931. no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trondheim