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NEWCASTLE, IN WINTER

1907
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Buildings / Structures
Natural Disasters
Overview

B&W print for display purposes. View of Newcastle across flooded Avon River, taken from Mt. Anderson. Duke and Clinton Streets can be seen running up towards what is now Pelham Reserve.
Far left: Railway station and loco shed. Half of the two-storey extension of the Victoria Hotel has been built (completed April 1904), Toodyay Club (built early 1908) not yet built, Freemason's Hotel is two storeys (built Mar. 1904). The new Gaol had been built (1907). Hospital.

Historical information

On back of photo, in pencil:

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.727
Item type
Photographs
Contextual information

This photograph is reproduced on p.22 in 'Old Toodyay and Newcastle", Rica Erickson, Toodyay Shire Council 1974 (where it was dated about 1904).

Year
1907
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
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Monday, 2 January, 2023
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