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Salmon River Cricket team Circular Head, Tasmania in 1952
[more detail] Object: Pictorial and artistic works / photographs Institution: Circular Head Heritage Centre Images: 1 |
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Wooden tramline at Salmon River, Tasmania
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A huge log being hauled at Salmon River, Tasmania
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Taking sawn timber on the wooden line in the Salmon River area of Tasmania
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Redpa - Jaeger's Six Wheeler petrol engine
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"Harlot" - the Ransome steam lorry used on the railway line.
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Fenton's Salmon River mill workers standing on the Harlot locomotive in Circular Head, Tasmania
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'A' class Climax locomotive at Salmon River, Tasmania
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Fenton's Salmon River timber yards near the Arthur River, Tasmania in 1935
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Workers at Ernest H. Fenton's sawmill at Smithton, Tasmania in 1922
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