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    Researching carriages that were built at....Started by:Glenn, Jul/11/10 05:55 AM
    Hi, I am researching the history of
    Sydney suburban railway carriages that
    were constructed at the dockyard. The
    car numbers are: C3171 - C3220 (fifty
    cars), C3251 - C3300 (fifty cars) and
    T4301 - T4548 (248 cars). All were
    built in the 1927-1929 peri    		  
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    By: Glenn
    Jul/27/10 09:35 AM
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    A Job for Life!Started by:avior, Feb/12/06 08:51 AM
    I started at the steelworks when I was
    16 in 79. I had hoped for an electrical
    apprenticeship although I was offered a
    boilermaking one. I didn't mind the
    welding but I had no experience with
    technical drawing and felt out of my
    depth. During my high sch    		  
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    By: aub
    Jul/25/08 12:01 AM
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    Rod Mill InfoStarted by:stracey, Jul/07/11 01:04 AM
    Hi All, I am presently working at the
    Rod Mill, Ingall St, Mayfield and have
    been given the task of finding out some
    history about the Rod Mill specifically.
    I notice from the historical time
    line, that the Rod Mill is listed at
    built in 1962. Do    		  
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    By: stracey
    Jul/11/11 05:15 AM
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    Broadmeadow Loco Depot RoundhouseStarted by:Joe ex Scone, Nov/30/05 07:48 AM
    I got fond memories of all my visits to
    B'meadow Loco - such is progress when it
    closed in 1994. 1)Can anyone advise
    of the current situation with the
    structure. 2) Does Rail Corp still own
    it? 3) is there any restoration
    proposals? 4) I gather there    		  
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    By: Joe ex Scone
    Dec/06/05 09:47 PM
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    Cockle Creek Smelter Photo's?Started by:ANDREW, Nov/17/10 12:14 PM
    Hi Everyone, My name's Andrew, I
    worked on the former sulphide site in
    2004-5 capping the slag piles with
    plastic. I remember a lady taking
    photo's of pretty much the entire plant
    shortly before the structural demolition
    commenced, I was told they we    		  
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    By: jennyj
    Apr/26/11 05:08 AM
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    The Web Site is Having problems.Started by:aub, Apr/12/07 01:32 AM
    The Web Site is having problems at the
    moment ,Admin is aware of the problem
    and hopes to have it fixed in the near
    future. Aub :(     		 
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    By: aub
    Apr/18/07 08:29 AM
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    Civic WorkshopsStarted by:Eric Olsen, Jan/08/07 01:42 AM
    Hi Is there any members that have any
    old photos of the Civic railway
    workshops ? Cheers Eric     		 
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    By: Eric Olsen
    Jan/13/07 11:48 PM
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    Historic Changes to Steelworks Old Photo....Started by:Eddie Croxton, Jul/28/04 07:02 AM
    I am interested in knowing more about
    changes in the steelworks over the years
    in the storage, processing and movement
    of raw materials. I notice in the Old
    Photos gallery an aerial view "air 18"
    which shows a large stockpile to the
    left of the steelwor    		  
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    By: aub
    Sep/13/04 08:20 AM
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    William The Fourth ReplicaStarted by:John Reid, Apr/02/08 02:18 AM
    Can someone please advise (i) who was
    the naval architect and who were the
    shipwrights that designed and built the
    William The Fourth replica launched in
    1987, & (ii)where are the plans now held
    re this.    		  
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    By: aub
    Apr/03/08 12:04 PM
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    Moved: Archaeology of the sulphide PlantStarted by:, Mar/06/08 04:15 AM
    Hi, I am an archaeologist writing an
    assessment for the land where the
    Sulphide Plant currently resides and
    surrounds. I am trying to find some
    background information to assess the
    likelihood of any archaeology remaining
    intact on this site. Can anyone dir    		  
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    By: aub
    Mar/25/08 09:43 AM
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