File:Fitzroy Iron Works, Blast-furnace c1875-c1913 (Photographer John Henry Harvey 1855-1938, State Library of Victoria).jpg
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English: This photograph shows the blast furnace area of the Fitzroy Iron Works at Mittagong, N.S.W. Australia. The photograph's date is unknown but must be between 1875 and 1938 (based on photographer's working life). It must be before 1913 as other photographs show that the buildings surrounding the blast furnace had been demolished by that date.The furnace is the large sandstone structure on the left hand side. The trestle used to access the furnacce top is visible. The 'two stoves' are visible in front of the furnace; one is rectangular and has a brick chimney - the one added by John Kay Hampshire - and the other cylindical - the one added by Thomas Trevick. Note the large inclined metal pipe that carried furnace off-gases to the boiler house. This is connected to the vertical downcomer pipe added by Thomas Trevick. |
| Date | c1875-c1913 |
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https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/167160700 State Library of Victoria Copyright statement in pop-up from SLV website when downloading: "Copyright This work is out of copyright. Conditions of use There are no copyright restrictions on this work. You can use this work for any purpose, including commercial uses, however State Library Victoria does not endorse or support any derogatory uses of this work. In using this work, please acknowledge the work's creator and title (where known), and State Library Victoria as the source of the work." |
| Author | John Henry Harvey (1855-1938) |
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