STACK OF BAGGED WHEAT AT BOLGART SIDING

« Prev Item Next Item »

Subcollections

Overview

B & W Photo Huge stack of bagged wheat is central to the photo in front of which are standing 2 men & 2 ladies.
The men are dressed in suits & hats & the ladies in frocks, coats, and wide brimmed hats.
To the foreground can be seen the railway line.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-37-2001.1044

Item type

Photographs

Width

20.3000 cm

Height or length

25.4000 cm

Contextual information

By 1897 at Newcastle (now known as Toodyay) a station building had been constructed a short distance west of the original terminus at the site now occupied by the Toodyay Medical and Community Centres. This line was then extended to Bolgart in 1909, to Calingiri in 1917, Piawanning in 1919 and finally to Miling in 1925.

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Geotag

-31.274777935081, 116.50638996373
Open in Google Maps

Nearest geotagged records: