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Terraces in Clyde Street Millers Point, 1901

Description

Unique IDA-00036192SeriesDemolition BooksDate1st April 1901Date qualifierexactFormatPhotograph - PrintDescription(See 74) Family of four children and a lady stand outside a two-storey terrace, as another boy runs up street. More children are playing further down the street, whilst in the background the masts of a sailing ship tied up at a nearby jetty are shown.LanguageEnglish (eng)Author/creatorCity of SydneyDigitised recordYes

Numbering & quantity

Volume number1

Characteristics

Colour depthGrayscale

Identification

Source system ID000\000076Alternative IDNSCA CRS 51/76

Disposal

Disposal statusArchive

Data quality

Legacy dataDate: 1 April 1901
Address: Clyde St, Millers Point
Format: Black and white photographic print in album. Glass plate original negatives also exist for many images in this series. For reference and copy purposes we hold a 35mm mounted slide, and a high-res digital copy of this image.
Series: NSCA CRS 51, Demolition books, 1900-1949
Citation: NSCA CRS 51/76
Provenance: City of Sydney Archives
Notes: None
Cleanup statusUnclean

Estray

EstrayNo

Relationships

CollectionMother's DaySource systemPerfect pictures (aka ArchivePix)ConsignmentConsignment 1477BoxPhotographs CSA045380

Registration

Date registered10th April 2019Registered byData Migration UserRegistration statusApproved

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Terraces in Clyde Street Millers Point, 1901