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Work yard, Outram St (5), Chippendale, 18 April 1902

Description

Unique IDA-00036240SeriesDemolition BooksDate18th April 1902Date qualifierexactFormatPhotograph - PrintDescriptionOriginally Outrim St, named after Daniel Outrim, Chief Engineer at nearby Tooths Brewery (now Carlton Brewery), was Junction St until 1875. Collection of working sheds, one on two levels, behind which are two highrise terraces. In foreground a man smoking a pipe stands placing a wooden support under a cart with large wheelsLanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

Characteristics

Colour depthGrayscale

Identification

Source system ID000\000124Alternative IDNSCA CRS 51/124

Disposal

Disposal statusArchive

Data quality

Legacy dataDate: 18 April 1902
Address: Outram St (5), Chippendale
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: CRS 51, Demolition books, 1900-1949
Citation: NSCA CRS 51/124
Provenance: City of Sydney Archives
Notes: None
Cleanup statusUnclean

Estray

EstrayNo

Relationships

CollectionChippendaleSource systemPerfect pictures (aka ArchivePix)ConsignmentConsignment 1477

Registration

Date registered10th April 2019Registered byData Migration UserRegistration statusApproved

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Work yard, Outram St (5), Chippendale, 18 April 1902