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Print - Resumptions to rebuild and enlarge Bell's Hotel, Woolloomooloo, circa 1921

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Unique IDA-00039174SeriesDemolition Books - Albums and PrintsDateBetween 1st January 1921 and 31st December 1921Date qualifiercircaFormatPhotograph - PrintDescriptionRear of houses 3-7 Bourke Street which are to be demolished for the extension of the Bells Hotel in 1923. A child is standing at the back entrance. On the right, with the washing on the line, are the rears of the terraces at 9-11 Bourke Street. The Bells Hotel is to the left.LanguageEnglish (eng)Author/creatorCity of SydneyPublisherCity of SydneyDigitised recordYesBorn digital itemNoGeographic location^[1]

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Address

Street number5-7Street nameBourkeStreet typeStreetSuburbWoolloomoolooPostcode2011StateNew South WalesCountryAustralia

Access

Public access statusRestricted original (digital copy available)

Identification

Source system ID003\003260Alternative ID51/3037

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 - PrintsWoolloomoolooBoxCSA045394Related ItemsAlbum - Demolition Books - Volume 31

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Print - Resumptions to rebuild and enlarge Bell's Hotel, Woolloomooloo, circa 1921

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