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Millers Point and Walsh Bay from Sydney Observatory, 1882

Description

Unique IDA-00016704SeriesSydney Reference Collection (SRC) - PhotographsDateBetween 1st January 1882 and 31st December 1882Date qualifieryear onlyFormatPhotograph - PrintDescriptionLooking north west over Millers Point and Walsh Bay. No. 7 in a series of photographs taken by N.J. Caire for the Anglo-Australian Photo Company. The entrance to Parramatta River can be seen in the distance, with Goat Island on the right. Kent Street runs along in the foreground with Captain Cook Hotel and Lord Nelson Hotel visible.LanguageNo linguistic content - Not applicable (zxx)

Characteristics

Colour depthGrayscale

Identification

Source system ID038\038617Alternative IDSRC12220

Disposal

Disposal statusArchive

Data quality

Legacy dataDate: 1882
Address: Looking NW over Millers Point and Walsh Bay.
Format: B&W print. Hi-Res digital copy available.
Series: Sydney Reference Collection
Citation: SRC12220
Provenance: City of Sydney Archives
Notes: None
Cleanup statusUnclean

Estray

EstrayNo

Relationships

CollectionWalsh BaySource systemPerfect pictures (aka ArchivePix)ConsignmentConsignment 1730BoxPhotographs - CSA069553

Registration

Date registered14/03/2019Registered byData Migration UserRegistration statusApproved

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Millers Point and Walsh Bay from Sydney Observatory, 1882