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Y3087J Souvenir of New South Wales Court, Centennial International Exhibition, Melbourne
Y3087K Pictures in the National Gallery, Melbourne
Y3087L Victorian scenery
Y3087M A short history and description of the Parliament House, Melbourne
Y3088A Stereoscopic views in Tasmania
Y3088B Sorell causeway
Y3088C The last Tasmanians
Y3088D Views of Hobart
Y3089A New Zealand Scenery. c.1870
Y3089AA Life in New Zealand 1982
Y3089B View in Melbourne and New Zealand
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Sorell causeway

Title Sorell causeway
Reference GBR/0115/Y3088B
Creator Calder, James Erskine, 1808-1882, Surveyor of Van Diemans Land
Covering Dates circa 1875
Extent and Medium 1 image; Poor condition, faded and dirt marked.
Repository Cambridge University Library: Royal Commonwealth Society Library
Content and context

180 x 103 mm. A mounted print, with a handwritten caption beneath which reads: 'Sorell causeway over the Pittwater (?) River, from the Bluff, Cambridge, Tasmania.' A view looking across the small causeway, along which runs a railway line, towards the Sorell side of the bay. The causeway, which crosses Pitt Water, thus allowing a straight route from Hobart to Sorell and thence on to the east coast of Tasmania, was started at the instigation of Governor Sir William Denison in 1854. It was opened for traffic in 1872.

Presented by J E Calder, Esqre, Hobart Town.

Access and Use

Please cite as Cambridge University Library: Royal Commonwealth Society Library, Sorell causeway, Y3088B

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Indexed

This collection level description was entered by WS using information from the original typescript catalogue.

This collection is available on microfiche: Australasia, fiche number 75.

Index Terms
Australia
Oceania
Sorell
Tasmania
Calder, James Erskine (1808-1882) Surveyor of Van Diemans Land
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