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It was the largest wool shed, because Warrah Station was at least 250,000 acres, and ran nearly 200,000 sheep. (ref. www.nswera.net.au/biogs/UNE0673b.htm)

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Nice shot!

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Thanks for the posting. I always wondered about the place my grandmother left behind to come to America at the turn of the last century.

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Thanks for the Gotland photos in particular; my great-grandparents came over to the United States from Gotland around the time these photos were taken. This is a wonderful historical record; thanks for sharing it on Flickr! :)

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In modern terms, looking north(ish) from the corner of Gibson's Road and Princes Highway, Figtree, Wollongong. The tree, after which the suburb was named, was cut down in the 1980s due to disease.

That marker appears pretty close to the photographer's location given the lowish resolution of the satellite picture. The figtree was on the southern bank of Allan's Creek, on the eastern side of the roadway

Also see www.flickr.com/photos/powerhouse_museum/2376042797/