• Title
  Royal Australian Historical Society : proposed plans of area near Central Station, Sydney
• Call number
  PXD 1072
  
• Level of description
  series
• Date
  
  1890-1899
• Type of material
  Graphic Materials, Drawings, Photographs
• Reference code
  421632
• Physical Description
  4 drawings - pen & ink and watercolour
  1 photograph - albumen with pen & ink
  
• Scope and Content
  ITEM 1. The Sand Hills Burying Grounds, Sydney New South Wales. Illustration to scheme proposed by Norman Selfe, 1894. No.1
  ITEM 2. City Railway extension, Sydney New South Wales. Illustration to scheme proposed by Norman Selfe. Showing an enlarged railway terminus and city extension with utilization of waste ground for the general improvement of the City at Devonshire St. Signed and dated at lower right 'F. Leggatt-99'.
  ITEM 3. City Railway extension, Sydney New South Wales. Illustration to scheme proposed by Norman Selfe, May 16 1890. Proposed double cantilever bridge for railway and ordinary traffic Sydney - North Sydney. Signed 'C. Bayliss photo' at lower right.
  ITEM 4. City Railway extension, Sydney New South Wales. Illustration to scheme proposed by Norman Selfe, 1887-1894. Showing a new city centre on site now nearly all waste ground. No.2
  ITEM 5. City Railway extension, Sydney New South Wales. Illustration to scheme proposed by Norman Selfe. No.4. The Rocks remodeled with a City Railway and new George Street North. Signed 'Frank R. Leggatt - 94' at lower centre
• Copying Conditions
  Out of copyright: Artist died before 1955
• Conservation note
  
  Unrolled and flattened, 2008
• Creator/Author/Artist
  Bayliss, Charles, 1850-1897
  Selfe, Norman, 1839-1911
  
• Subject
  Railroads--New South Wales--Sydney--Design and construction.
  Sydney (N.S.W.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Designs and plans.
  Bridges--New South Wales--Sydney.
  
• Topic
  town planning
  
• Exhibited in
  
  Dead Central - State Library of New South Wales (25 May, 2019 - 3 May, 2020). Applies to: Item 1 and Item 4
• Open Rosetta viewer
  IE10464793

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