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Number 317 engine, the first heavy engine to the Sulphide Works, Cockle Creek, NSW, 8 August 1896

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CreatorSnowball, Ralph, 1849-1925 Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

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This image was scanned from the original glass negative taken by Ralph Snowball. It is part of the Norm Barney Photographic Collection, held by Special Collections.

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SubjectSmeltersSulphide WorksSulphideRailwaysLocomotivesCockle Creek (N.S.W.)Lake Macquarie (N.S.W.)TrainsSulphide Corporation -- HistorySulfur industry -- New South Wales -- Cockle Creek Railroads -- New South Wales -- TrainsDate8th August 1886 Last edited by: Anne Kay

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Collection Ralph Snowball CollectionGeotag^[1]Cockle Creek, NSWPersonRalph Snowball Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

OrganisationSulphide Works Cockle Creek Last edited by: Anne Kay

Exhibition Trains, Railways and Stations Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

IdentifierASGN0793-B37

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