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AddBy: Robert Brown6th Aug 2022 1:53PMThis is not construction as stringers have been modified with BFB additions above original stringer and bottom of transoms are about level with top of cross girder. Transoms are a rectangular cross section, not the original near square section. The overhead telegraph/power lines above the track on the transverse cross members were installed a long time after construction, as no early photos show them. Probably 1920s as work underway off scaffold.
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NSWGR, The Hawkesbury River Railway Bridge, Brooklyn NSW, [1920s]
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Date[1880s]
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SubjectRailroads -- New South Wales -- AustraliaNew South Wales Government RailwaysGeotag[1] Brooklyn NSW
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NSWGR, The Hawkesbury River Railway Bridge, Brooklyn NSW, [1920s] ([1880s]), [ARHSBox001_0004]. Living Histories, accessed 22/01/2026, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/12082