railwaysquare

11 photos tagged railwaysquare, from 5 members of Flickr Commons.

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1900

2014

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National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/27993114@N08] Absolutely! Though the silky top could give with a bit of an iron...
Swordscookie said:
NLI yer wicked! I was thinking the same but wondered if ironing silk is that easy - or was way back then before computerised electric irons? Interesting that they had an enterprise like that in a city. Interesting that they have/had a Railway Square on that side of the river given that the railway is on the Kilkenny side or in "Christendom" according to the google map? Does that make my friends from Waterford benighted heathens then????
National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
Swordscookie Oh, steady now! I'm half Waterford... ;) I'll be posting a pic of the stables themselves shortly, so keep an eye out.
Tammy said:
wonderful!
Swordscookie said:
What sort of nonsence is this?

Nat said:
Strictly speaking, I think it's Pitt Street, looking north, at the intersection of Eddy Ave (right) and Rawson Place (left).
Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection said:
Nat Thankyou, I have found a similar Google Street View. We will amend the caption. AB
Alex W said:
The foreground shows a coupled set of 'P' type trams with another coupled set turning off to the right.

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manowar19812003 said:
The light is wonderful!!
Bankstown Babyboomer said:
The lighting effect is part-caused by the smoke generated by the many steam locomotives working at Central Station yards to the right middle out of frame.
lindsaybridge said:
How did the photographer take this picture? No buildings here, unless a telephoto lens from George Sreet West.
Manuela Pacheco said:
Just beautiful picture! Wow i love it
uminarampart said:
great shot. a couple of sydneys previous tallest bldgs in that shot. to the left, the marcus clark tower of 1928 rising 223ft. also marcus clark store of 1905 reaching 140ft (in centre of pic)