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Overhead-wiring erection train at Milsons Point Station from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection uploaded February 2012
View of Procession (old and new Buses) from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection uploaded January 2012
First train across Bridge. Dr.J.J.C. Bradfield from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection uploaded August 2011
First Electric Train on Main Span from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection uploaded August 2011
Sydney Harbour Bridge - Deck Illuminated from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection uploaded July 2011
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Overhead-wiring erection train at Milsons Point Station
- mikescottnz said:
Sydney Harbour Bridge - Deck Illuminated
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GrenadierGuardsDmr said:
The "Post Office" sign must indicate that this is the south east pylon, and tourists could climb the pylon, as they can still, and post a postcard stamped there.
Riggers riveting the red-hot rivets on the lower outside south chord, Sydney Harbour Bridge, 1930-1931 / Sam Hood
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Ian Sanderson said:
Love the OH&S...
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Gary Hamilton said:
Hell of a lot of rivets ~ brave men
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Ian Sanderson said:
The riveters were apparently pretty amazing. The rivets were heated to red hot in furnaces on the bridge. They were then thrown from the furnace to the riveter who caught them in a tin can. There is a museum in the south east pylon of the Bridge where they show film of this.
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nippy2009 said:
This bridge was certainly built to last , no short cuts in those days.
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fulvue said:
And there are a substantial number of 'missed' rivets lying on the harbour bed!