Boppy Mount, J.A. Goldthorpe partially obscured at left

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CreatorGoldthorpe, John Albert Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

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InformationFlickr CommentOld Family Images: Fantastic clarity of image, it certainly helps to see who the subjects were. Thanks Old Family Images: I didn't realize that cow catchers were used in AUSTRALIA. UON Library,University of Newcastle, Australia: Many thanks for your kind words. Cow catchers certainly were used in Australia - as a necessity in some rural areas. N0_T0M0RR0W: The clarity of this image is amazing! If I was related to one of these guys I might recognise him easily. Here is an earlier image of the same station, approximately 1892, when the line was finally completed. It's interesting to note the differences. archival-classic.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID.... I believe the station name changed shortly after the Canbelego rush 3 miles down the road took off - still to define this. I love the water bag and cup hanging under the awning!SubjectJAGN0018Goldthorpe, John AlbertBoppy MountMiningCobarTrainLocomotiveSteam EngineNegativeStationRailwayRailroad stations--New South Wales-- Boppy MountRailroads-- New South Wales-- Boppy MountDatenot specified

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CollectionGoldthorpe Glass Plate NegativesPersonJohn Albert Goldthorpe Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

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