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Engraving - Garden Palace from the steeple of St James Church by William Macleod, 1879

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Unique IDCC-000032Source system ID1989.058DateBetween 1st January 1879 and 31st December 1879Date qualifieryear onlyMediumPaperEngravingDescriptionColoured engraving of a view of the Garden Palace in the Botanic Gardens extending to Farm Cove, Garden Island to the entrance to Sydney Harbour. The Garden Palace was built for the 1879 Sydney International Exhibition but was destroyed by fire in 1882. Author/creatorWilliam Macleod (artist)Special citationThe International Exhibition 1879. From the steeple of St James Church by William Macleod. City of Sydney City of Sydney Civic Collection.Height (in cm)29Width (in cm)71.5TypeHistory

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Public access noteThe City of Sydney has not been able to determine if there are current copyright restrictions on this item. The user may need to obtain permission from third parties to reuse their material. When using or sharing this item, attribution should be given to the City of Sydney Civic Collection.Subject tags1879 Sydney International ExhibitionExternal linkshttps://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/stories/exhibition

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CollectionCivic CollectionGarden Palace Royal Botanic Gardens and the Domain

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