Series 2: May Watson photographs of Carcoar and Sydney, New South Wales

PXD 1644/Box 2

series

October 1956, 1968

Graphic Materials, Photographs

9681896

211 photographic prints - 17 x 22 cm

Carcoar, a village west of the Blue Mountains, is classified by the National Trust because of its large number of preserved 19th century buildings, including well-preserved mid to late Victorian buildings along the main street, St Paul’s Anglican Church consecrated in 1849, the Court House built in 1882, and the 1849 convict-built stables of Stoke House.

PXD 1644/BOX 2
180 photographs of Carcoar, taken by May Watson, 1968, New South Wales, numbered 1-180

20 unnumbered photographs of Carcoar and surrounds, taken by May Watson, 1968

View of Carcoar taken from the Railway Station / Department of Main Roads, NSW, October 1956

10 photographs of terraces in Sydney, including Harmer Street, Woolloomooloo, approximately 1968

In copyright:
Copyright holder:: May E. V. Watson
Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, and Courtesy copyright holder

Photograph of Carcoar from October 1956 has inscription and information on verso:
Department of Main Roads, NSW
Photo No.: H.O. 6778
Date taken: Oct 1956
Council: Lyndhurst
Road No.: SH.6
Description: View of Carcoar taken from the Railway Station