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BURSWOOD CANAL 1831 - 1845
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Historical information
The sculpture commemorates the former Burswood Canal, which is now covered and lost within the Burswood Development.
The sign reads:
“Between Perth and my grant is a mud flat of nearly one and a half miles in length. One which a boat must be tracked over, even when empty.”
Henry Camfield of Burswood, 1829
“Boats in Summer must be unloaded and dragged over the flats”
George Fletcher Moore of Millendon 1830
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-203-PA10
Item type
Artworks
Year
Public location
BALBUK WAY, BURSWOOD
Last modified
Monday, 28 November, 2022
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