LOOK OUT FOR TRAIN SIGN AT CROSSING, CLINTON STREET, TOODYAY
1934Black and white photo looking down a dirt road there is a sign in the foreground painted white which reads 'Look Out For Train".rail lines visible in foreground There is a brick building with corrugated iron roof to the rhs of photo and behind that a number of corrugated iron sheds line the road. The LHS of the road has telephone poles and the LHS edge of a brick building (Connors Mill) is visible. The roof of St Stephens Chuch is visible in the background. Freemasons' Hotel stables on right, Clinton Street (now Piesse Street).
On back of photo: 'Rocks 2nd Crossing from Toodyay'
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- SIMON HAMERSLEY & DAVID CAREW-REID (0.06km away)
- LIGHT HORSE SOLDIERS IN CLINTON STREET, TOODYAY (0.07km away)
- OLD RESIDENCY TOODYAY (0.07km away)
- SUNDAY TIMES PICNIC TRAIN, TOODYAY (0.09km away)
- DIORAMA OF TOODYAY (0.1km away)
- WATERTANK BEHIND CONNORS MILL (0.11km away)
- APIARY DISPLAY IN CONNOR'S MILL (0.11km away)
- ENGINE AT TOODYAY POWERHOUSE (0.11km away)
- LARGE FLYWHEEL AT TOODYAY POWER HOUSE (0.11km away)
- ENGINE AT CONNOR'S MILL (0.11km away)
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