Coffs Harbour
Built In Australia by Clyde Engineering for the Commonwealth Railways in 1970, numbered CL5, it was rebuilt in 1993 by Morrison Knudsen in Whyalla, South Australia, for then owner Australian National. Renumbered, I photographed CLF4 while I was travelling on the Indian Pacific to Adelaide during a brief stop in Broken Hill, New South Wales. It was waiting to follow us on a westbound transcontinental intermodal service - 22 April 1994. To the left a pair of Silverton Tramways ALCo DL531s wait their next duty shunting the local mines. V700_4_299
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The Broken Hill City Library is a remote public library in NSW, located in the far western region of New South Wales.
The official Australian National Heritage list contains just over 100 locations such as Uluru, the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Opera House ... and now Broken ...
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We were coming to the end of our time in Broken Hill and we had thankfully managed to visit all the places we missed last time we were there, so today we were just wandering this gorgeous town to see everything else we needed to see. We had been grabbing a coffee each day we had been there at Gloria Jeans which is in the same complex as the Information Centre, very handy because we could call in there to pick up information on the places we intended to visit that day. Over the road from Gloria J
Broken Hill (stad) - In 1883 is er voor het eerst zilvererts ontdekt op de ‘broken hill’. De stad is hiernaar vernoemd.
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The Battle of Broken Hill was a fatal incident which took place in Australia near Broken Hill, New South Wales, on 1 January 1915. Two men fired with rifles at ...
Looks like something out of Star Wars but is a memorial to all the miners that have died in or around Broken Hill.
On New Year’s Day 1915, a mass shooting in which four people were killed and seven injured occurred in the mining town of Broken Hill. The attackers, two men variously described in the press as Hindoos, Indians or Turks, were later killed in a gun battle with local rifle-club members, civilians and police. The act of violence made headlines around Australia: ‘Dreadful affair’,
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Excerpt from an article titled Mining Industry, by W. H. J. Slee, Esq., F.G.S., Chief Inspector of Mines, &c. - published in "New South Wales: the mother colony of the Australias" (1896) - Picture of Broken Hill Silver Mines 1896 - New South Wales.
Last time we were in Broken Hill we had run out of time so we didn't get to see the Big Picture so this was on our list for this visit. The Big Picture is part of the Silver City Mint and Art Centre and it is also a chocolate factory. This is a good sized complex that has about five rooms and each room has a specific purpose. There is a jewellerystore and souvenir shop at the entry of the building and further back there is an art gallery, well worth looking at and on the other side is where you
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Bells Milk Bar is a must-visit destination in Broken Hill, offering a nostalgic atmosphere with classic milkshakes and spiders. It's a perfect spot to grab a bite and relive the old-school charm of Broken Hill.
Instead of paying $40 pn in a Broken Hill Caravan Park we drove the 20 odd km out to Penrose Park, Silverton, and paid $20 pn. We had visite...
