Bradleys Head, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sandstone wharf, built at same time as the first battery (1840). Used to transport supplies and equipment from Sydney Cove to the site.
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Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sydney Harbour, seen from Kirribilli.
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Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sydney Harbour, seen from Kirribilli.AustraliaJohn BradfieldKirribilliNSWPort JacksonSydneySydney HarbourSydney Harbour BridgeSydney Opera HouseferryheritagepanowharfView
Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Pyrmont Bay Ferry Wharf. As the name suggests, it's a maritime link between Darling Harbour and Pyrmont.
Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The only private jetty on the bays (originally much longer), allowed to remain when the Land and Environment Court approved construction of the Bridgewater apartments in 1996.
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Sydney, Australia
Site of the Pyrmont Power Station, demolished 1993-1995. Buildings of Jones Bay Wharf in the background (both buildings are from the former Royal Edward Victualling Yard).
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Sydney, Australia
Site of the Pyrmont Power Station, demolished 1993-1995. Buildings of Jones Bay Wharf in the background (both buildings are from the former Royal Edward Victualling Yard).
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Wollongong, NSW, Australia
Wollongong Harbour. Visible (in the water) is all that remains of a large T-shaped jetty, built in the 1880s and demolished in the 1920s.
Wiseman's Ferry, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Public Wharf on the Hawkesbury River, near the Convict Road Kiosk.
Wiseman's Ferry, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Public Wharf on the Hawkesbury River, near the Convict Road Kiosk.
Wiseman's Ferry, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Public Wharf on the Hawkesbury River, near the Convict Road Kiosk.
Wiseman's Ferry, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Public Wharf on the Hawkesbury River, near the Convict Road Kiosk.
Catherine Hill Bay, NSW, Australia
The Catherine Hill Bay (named after the schooner 'Catherine Hill' that had run aground here in 1867) coal loading wharf.
Bedlam Point, Sydney, Australia
The beautiful foreshore of Bedlam Bay Parramatta River Regional Park, with the former ferry wharf in the distance.
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Parramatta, NSW, Australia
Queens Wharf Park, site of the first landing in Parramatta. Remains of the original masonry wall (by David Lennox) of Queens Wharf still visible.
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Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Winch commemorating Harbour Lighterage, which repaired the floating platforms that brought timber into the bays. Tugs moored at the nearby wharf (originally much longer than it is now), and were winched up the slipway.
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Sydney, Australia
Sydney Harbour from Kirribilli, with the Jeffrey St Wharf (set to be replaced as part of the to NSW Maritime Commuter Wharf Upgrade Program) in the foreground.
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Bedlam Point, Sydney, Australia
The foreshore of Bedlam Bay Parramatta River Regional Park.
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Bedlam Point, Sydney, Australia
Stone wall from the Bedlam Point Ferry, dating to 1834.
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Bedlam Point, Sydney, Australia
At 200m, this - Bedlam Point over to Abbotsford - is the narrowest point of the Parramatta River below Homebush Bay; and was selected by Surveyor-General Major Thomas Mitchell as the crossing point. A small cable-driven punt operated here from 1832 to the 1860s.
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Ryde, Sydney, Australia
Train crossing the John Whitton Railway Bridge, built in 1980 to replace an earlier bridge (by John Whitton) on the same site. The original opened in 1886, and much of the structure is still visible.
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Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Milson's Point ferry wharf, the first wharf to be upgraded in NSW Maritime's Commuter Wharf Upgrade Program. The original wharf was demolished and replaced in Nov 2010.
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Sydney, Australia
View from one of the Sydney Harbour Bridge pylons. From left to right : Hickson Rd and the wharves of Walsh Bay, grain silos and elevator on Glebe Island, Balmain, Goat Island (with the fuel depot at Ballast Point beyond) and the Gladesville Bridge in the distance.
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Sydney, Australia
East Circular Quay, showing several of the buildings demolished in favour of Bennelong Apartments (locally known as 'The Toaster') and the Quay Grand. Both new buildings completed 1999.
Sydney, Australia
Circular Quay Railway Station. Designed in 1927 and 1937, opened on 20 January 1956; completing the City Circle loop part of JJC Bradfield's original plans.
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Sydney, Australia
Circular Quay from Dawes Point. Beautiful area.
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Sydney, Australia
Sydney, Australia
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Sydney, Australia
Site of the dock's pumphouse (the water in the dock could be pumped out when the dock was to be used dry), demolished early 1960s. Woolwich Dock, Hunters Hill.
Sydney, Australia
Site of the dock's pumphouse (the water in the dock could be pumped out when the dock was to be used dry), demolished early 1960s. Woolwich Dock, Hunters Hill.
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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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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, NSW, Australia
Construction on the site of the former 'Food Bar' (demolished 2012). Surrounding area also being landscaped - looks good.
Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Man O'War Steps, at the western end of Farm Cove and the Royal Botanic Gardens. Originally a stone jetty and steps used to move military stores and personnel to and from an armed ship (a Man O'War), anchored nearby in Sydney Harbour.
Having deteriorated significantly over the years, they were rebuilt in 1973 when the adjacent Sydney Opera House was built on Bennelong Point. A ramp and berthing pontoon were also added.
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Sydney, NSW, Australia
Wharf 7 of the King Street Wharf area - 5 acres of maritime industrial space, gradually being incorporated into the main pedestrian/entertainment/shopping precincts of Darling Harbour.
Home to the magnificent James Craig [1874].
Wisemans Ferry, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Public Wharf on the Hawkesbury River, near the Convict Road Kiosk.
McMahons Point, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Remains of vehicular ferry wharf, Blues Point Reserve. In operation from 1901-1932, when it was rendered obsolete by the opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
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