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Print - Cottages in Princes Street Millers Point, 1926

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Unique IDA-00037431SeriesDemolition Books - Albums and PrintsDate3rd December 1926Date qualifierexactFormatPhotograph - PrintDescriptionView looking across Princes Street towards two cottages with wooden slat fences. On the right at number 186 is the Harp of Freedom Hotel. Princes Street ran north from Charlotte Place to Argyle Street parallel with Cumberland Street. This street was demolished and is now under the Bradfield Highway.LanguageNo linguistic content - Not applicable (zxx)Author/creatorPhotographer: Milton KentPublisherCity of SydneyDigitised recordYesBorn digital itemNo

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Address

Street number182-184Street namePrincesStreet typeStreetSuburbMillers PointPostcode2000StateNew South WalesCountryAustralia

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Public access statusRestricted original (digital copy available)

Identification

Source system ID001\001513Alternative ID51/1289

Data quality

Authenticity & integrityThis is an original print image created by the Municipal Council of Sydney. The record has been held in the Council’s custody and has a high level of authenticity.

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CollectionDemolition Books - PrintsOrganisationSydney City CouncilBoxCSA045385Related ItemsAlbum - Demolition Books - Volume 13

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