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GPO Christchurch 1942

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GPO Christchurch 1942

18 July 1942Sydney city centreThe 1940s

Taken in 1942 in Sydney's city centre. One of 1,761 photos of the city centre on Old Sydney.

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Elsewhere in 1942

AWM, 1942Sydney ferry KUTTABUL wrecked after Japanese torpedo strike 31 May 1942Former Sydney ferry KUTTABUL sunk after Japanese midget submarine attack on Sydney Harbour 1942Former Sydney ferry KUTTABUL the day after being sunk by Japanese midget submarine 1942Former Sydney ferry KUTTABUL at Garden Island with two navy anti-submarine trawlers, including HMAS SAMUEL BENBOW, c. 1942Portrait of Alderman Reginald James Bartley, Lord Mayor of Sydney (1943-1944, 1946-1948), 1942USS Portland (CA-33) in a drydock at the Cockatoo Island Dockyard, circa in late 1942 (NH 81992), c. 1942Sydney Oddities, 15 December 1942Ship and Tugs Sydney 1942 slnswJapanese attack Sydney WW2, 1942Harry Hay 1942Launching of HMAS Warramunga. Mrs F. M. Forde and Mr Norman Fraser, managing director of Cockatoo Docks and Engineering, 7 February 1942