Sydney, Australia
Brooklyn's Kangaroo Point beside the magnificent Hawkesbury River. Notable is the Peats Ferry Bridge [1945], and the restaurant 'Estuary' [2012-2015].
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This particular structure is the former 'Food Bar' (originally 'Brooklyn Roadhouse'?). Demolished 2012 (the restaurant now occupies the site).AustraliaBrooklynHawkesbury RiverKangaroo PointKuringgaiKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWPeats FerrySydneydemolishedrestaurant
Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Peats Ferry Bridge. Part of the main road north from construction in 1945 until the freeway (parallel to the bridge, far side) was built in 1977.
Also shown (near the water) is Stingray Rock. Carved by the Guringai people who were traditional owners of the area.AustraliaBrooklynHawkesbury RiverKangaroo PointKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWPeat IslandPeats FerrySydneyaboriginal rock artbridge
Sydney, Australia
West Head, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Originally home to the Guringai People, the area was declared a National Park in 1894 (making it the second oldest in NSW, preceded only by the Royal National Park in 1879).
This particular area is the Basin Track Aboriginal Engraving Site - a large rock surface depicting men, fish, hopping wallabies and a club.AustraliaKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWest Headaboriginal rock art
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
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From WWI Sydney
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
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From WWI Sydney
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorialplaque
From WWI Sydney
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorialsign
From WWI Sydney
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorial
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorialsign
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorialplaque
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
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Bobbin Head, Sydney, Australia
Pedestrian bridge over Cockle Creek; part of the Gibberagong Track Mangrove Boardwalk which opened in 1994.
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From Bridges : Sydney
Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Peats Ferry Bridge. Part of the main road north from construction in 1945 until the freeway (parallel to the bridge, far side) was built in 1977.
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Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Kangaroo Point Public Wharf, Brooklyn. Next to the fictitious 'Doyles Point Wharf' area, used in episodes of 'Home and Away'.
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From Bridges : Sydney
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Memorial fountain for Ernest Henry Farrar, former president of the Ku-Ring-Gai Trust. Erected shortly after Farrar's death in 1952.
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Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Memorial fountain for Ernest Henry Farrar, former president of the Ku-Ring-Gai Trust. Erected shortly after Farrar's death in 1952.
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Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorialplaque
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorialplaque
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorialsign
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorial
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorialplaque
From Signs of the Times
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
AustraliaBobbin HeadKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWSydneyWWImemorialsign
From Signs of the Times
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Memorial fountain for Ernest Henry Farrar, former president of the Ku-Ring-Gai Trust. Erected shortly after Farrar's death in 1952.
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From Signs of the Times
Bobbin Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sphinx Memorial, remembering those who served in WWI. Carved by returned soldier (and former stonemason) William Shirley, unveiled 3 May 1931.
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From Signs of the Times
Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Site of the former Kangaroo Point Ferry Docks. George Peat started a ferry service here (over to Mooney Mooney Point) in 1844. This ran up until 1887, when the railway arrived.
In 1930, ferries were again used (cracks had begun to appear on the nearby rail bridge) to cross the same section of water. These were decommissioned when the road bridge was completed, 1945.
Now the fictitious 'Doyles Point Wharf' area, used in episodes of 'Home and Away'.Brooklyn, Australia
Site of the former Kangaroo Point Ferry Docks. George Peat started a ferry service here (over to Mooney Mooney Point) in 1844. This ran up until 1887, when the railway arrived.
In 1930, ferries were again used (cracks had begun to appear on the nearby rail bridge) to cross the same section of water. These were decommissioned when the road bridge was completed, 1945.Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Former ferry docks. A private ferry service operated here from 1844-1887 (when the railway arrived). In 1930 the Main Roads Board commissioned two new ferries, the 'George Peat' and the 'Frances Peat' to serve a similar route. They were operational until the road bridge was completed in 1945.
Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Site of the former Kangaroo Point Ferry Docks. George Peat started a ferry service here (over to Mooney Mooney Point) in 1844. This ran up until 1887, when the railway arrived.
In 1930, ferries were again used (cracks had begun to appear on the nearby rail bridge) to cross the same section of water. These were decommissioned when the road bridge was completed, 1945.
Now the fictitious 'Doyles Point Wharf' area, used in episodes of 'Home and Away'.Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Former ferry docks. A private ferry service operated here from 1844-1887 (when the railway arrived). In 1930 the Main Roads Board commissioned two new ferries, the 'George Peat' and the 'Frances Peat' to serve a similar route. They were operational until the road bridge was completed in 1945.
Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Kangaroo Point Public Wharf, Brooklyn. Next to the fictitious 'Doyles Point Wharf' area, used in episodes of 'Home and Away'.
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Sydney, Australia
The former 'Food Bar' (originally 'Brooklyn Roadhouse'?). Demolished 2012.
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The former 'Food Bar' (originally 'Brooklyn Roadhouse'?). Demolished 2012.
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From Signs of the Times
Sydney, Australia
The former 'Food Bar' (originally 'Brooklyn Roadhouse'?). Demolished 2012.
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From Signs of the Times
Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Former ferry docks. A private ferry service operated here from 1844-1887 (when the railway arrived). In 1930 the Main Roads Board commissioned two new ferries, the 'George Peat' and the 'Frances Peat' to serve a similar route. They were operational until the road bridge was completed in 1945.
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Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
Former ferry docks. A private ferry service operated here from 1844-1887 (when the railway arrived). In 1930 the Main Roads Board commissioned two new ferries, the 'George Peat' and the 'Frances Peat' to serve a similar route. They were operational until the road bridge was completed in 1945.
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Brooklyn, Australia
Site of the former Kangaroo Point Ferry Docks. George Peat started a ferry service here (over to Mooney Mooney Point) in 1844. This ran up until 1887, when the railway arrived.
In 1930, ferries were again used (cracks had begun to appear on the nearby rail bridge) to cross the same section of water. These were decommissioned when the road bridge was completed, 1945.AustraliaBrooklynGeorge PeatHawkesbury RiverKangaroo PointKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWPeats FerrySydneybridge
Sydney, Australia
Landscaping work near the former 'Food Bar' (demolished 2012), Kangaroo Point.
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Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
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Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
The former 'Food Bar' (originally 'Brooklyn Roadhouse'?). Demolished 2012.
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Kangaroo Point, Brooklyn, Australia
The former 'Food Bar' (originally 'Brooklyn Roadhouse'?). Demolished 2012.
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