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By: Robert Brown31st Jul 2022 4:32PMTop left is reversed, looking north towards Central and flying junctions. Top right is old Hawkesbury river bridge, prior to strengthening in mid 1920s – first intermediate cross girder has its top flange nearly at top of transom level, so stringers have not been upgraded, also sway bracing is original. Stone viaduct is Stonequary Creek Picton

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Composite image, four panels, reversed, NSWGR D53 and unidentified locomotive, unidentified locations, [n.d.]

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Note: This image has been accidentally reversed.

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