Dungog, NSW, Australia

Dungog, NSW, Australia
Cooreei Bridge over the Williams River. Bridge built 1904; named after a ship run by the Williams River Steam Navigation Co (WRSN Co).

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Parramatta, NSW, Australia

Parramatta, NSW, Australia
The Macarthur Bridge (commonly known as the Gasworks Bridge - there used to be a large gasworks on the bank nearby), completed in 1885.

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Hambledon Cottage, built by John Macarthur as a second house on his Elizabeth Farm Estate. 1824. The building in the background is the 'Our Lady of Lebanon' Maronite church.

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Sydney, Australia
Woolwich Dock, Hunters Hill.

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Ryde, Sydney, Australia

Ryde, Sydney, Australia
Willandra (aka 'Ryde House'), built on John Small's grant by local magistrate James Devlin and his wife Susannah Hughes (John Small's granddaughter); 1842-1845. Restored in 1980.

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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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Ryde, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Ryde, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Cemetery for St Charles Boromeo Church.

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Canberra, ACT, Australia

Canberra, ACT, Australia
Schoolhouse and School Master's Residence for St John the Baptist Church, consecrated 12 March 1845.

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Parramatta, NSW, Australia
Grave (in St John's Cemetery) of Australia's first Surveyor-General, Augustus Theodore Harman Alt (1731 – 9 January 1815.

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Blue Mountains, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Blue Mountains, Sydney, NSW, Australia
View from Govett's Leap, Blackheath. Named for Assistant Surveyor William Romaine Govett; who first noted this spot in June 1831. The name refers to the waterfall ('Leap' is Scots for waterfall or cataract), which is also referred to as Bridal Veil Falls.

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Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Bus stop on the Great Western Highway; part of the Liverpool–Parramatta T-way.

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North Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia

North Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Site of Darling Flour Mills, built in 1825 for John Raine. The site was later used by the Sydney Woollen Mills, who operated here from 1870-1975. The building was demolished around 1985, to make way for the Bunnings (hardward store) which is there now.

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Sydney, NSW, Australia

Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sydney Harbour, seen from Kirribilli.

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Sydney, NSW, Australia

Sydney, NSW, Australia
Macquarie St, from Shakespeare Pl.

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The Weir on the Georges River, Liverpool (David Lennox, 1836); and the pylons from the 1918 Liverpool-Holsworthy Rail Bridge.

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Edinburgh, Scotland

The remains of the 15thC St Anthony's Chapel overlooking St Margaret's Loch. Holyrood Park.

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Edinburgh, Scotland

The view from Regent Road, looking toward Holyrood Park. On the right is the former Waverley Station Goods Yard, demolished in 2004 to make way for City Council buildings.

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Parramatta, NSW, Australia

The mural tells the story of the school known as the 'Native Institution' (1814-1822), an early attempt to force Aboriginal children to conform to a British way of life. The bridge in the background is the Lennox Bridge, built 1836-1839.

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Sydney, NSW, Australia

Barangaroo getting a bit of a facelift. Formerly an industrial area, it's currently being redeveloped as a mix of residential and public spaces.

The future of the beautiful (and heritage-rich) terraces overlooking the area is uncertain.

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Picton, NSW, Australia

St Mark's Anglican Church. Designed by Edmund Blacket, foundation stone laid July 1850.

Completed in 1856. Originally quite a small building, the transepts were added in 1886 (designed by Blacket's sons, Cyril and Arthur).

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Camden, NSW, Australia

Belgenny Farm. Constucted for John and Elizabeth Macarthur on part of their 5,000 acre grant from Lord Camden in 1805.

The name 'Belgenny' comes from an Aboriginal name for the area, meaning 'high, dry land'.

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Launceston, Tasmania

Blacksmith's Shop, QVMAG Museum.

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