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Shire of Toodyay > Records

NEWCASTLE BRIDGE OVER AVON RIVER, TOODYAY 1900

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1900

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Overview

Black and white photograph of seven men.
Seven men stand at the mouth of early road bridge crossing the Avon River. Possibly West end of bridge.
L-R: Joseph Ablett Wroth, Thomas Binning (Policeman). William Amed Demasson, Robert Minson, Tommy Woods, Charles Lloyd, M.R. Adreiy.

Historical information

The builder of bridge (MR Adreiy) is on the right with his left hand on bridge rail.

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cwa-org-37-1999.14

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Width

25 cm

Height or length

16.5000 cm

Contextual Information

William Amed Demasson died 14/5/1924 age 71 years.
Thomas Binning was stationed in Newcastle between 12/8/1900 and 25/11/1901.

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