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Suspension Bridge, North Sydney, 1901. Creator: Unknown
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Suspension Bridge, North Sydney, 1901. Creator: Unknown
Suspension Bridge, North Sydney, 1901. Suspension Bridge known as the Long Gully Bridge, connecting Cammeray and Northbridge a suburb of Sydney over the Murray River, built in 1889. From " Federated Australia". [The Werner Company, London, 1901]
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Association Australia Australia Oceania Australian Commonwealth Of Australia Connection Copyspace Engineering Federated Australia Federation Murray New South Wales Oceania Suspension Bridge Sydney Sydney New South Wales Australia Werner Company Murray River River Murray
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This print showcases the Suspension Bridge in North Sydney, taken in 1901 by an unknown creator. Also known as the Long Gully Bridge, this engineering marvel connected Cammeray and Northbridge, two suburbs of Sydney, over the Murray River. The bridge was constructed in 1889 and played a significant role in Australia's history during its federation years. The image captures the grandeur of this historic structure against the backdrop of a serene landscape. With its intricate suspension design spanning across the river, it symbolizes both physical connection between communities and unity within a growing nation. The photograph offers us a glimpse into life at the turn of the century, highlighting not only architectural achievements but also showcasing how humans have shaped their environment to overcome geographical barriers. It serves as a reminder of Australia's rich heritage and its progress towards becoming a federated country. As we admire this remarkable piece of history frozen in time, we are left with questions about who exactly captured this momentous scene. Despite being created by an unknown photographer, their work has managed to preserve an important part of Australian engineering and cultural heritage for generations to come.
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