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FLOOD AT NEWCASTLE BRIDGE

1952
Subcollections
Natural Disasters
Overview

A black & white photo of a large expanse of water covering the old Toodyay Bridge, the remnants of which can be seen in the riverbed next to the current Newcastle Bridge.
Telephone line pole tops (on the left-hand side) are above the waterline. The footbridge railing can be seen on the right-hand side. Two buildings can be seen on the opposite bank to the left of the road, which swings away to the right. The point of view may be on the town side looking towards north Toodyay. Trunks of the large trees on the right are partly submerged.

Historical information

Same image as Shire of Toodyay photo 2001-1780 which has been identified as dating from 1952.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.1773
Item type
Photographs
Width
59 mm
Height or length
85 mm
Inscriptions and markings

Written on back: "Flood 1936". Stamped on back: 96.

Keywords
Flood
Newcastle Bridge
Year
1952
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
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-31.54919635478, 116.46325875824

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