Kings Bridge (1996). This was prefabricated in England and assembled and floated into place here in 1867. A second span, made locally, was added in 1904

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  • Date : October 19, 2024
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Kings Bridge (1996). This was prefabricated in England and assembled and floated into place here in 1867. A second span, made locally, was added in 1904 by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Tasmania at [-41.440012, 147.126771]

Early morning sun lights up the entrance to the Cataract Gorge.......498 by Jim van Ommen
Gorge flood under Kings Bridge, March 2011 by dirkus49
Kings Bridge over flooded South Esk by dirkus49
View Over Launceston by njellis
Lower Gorge in full spate, flood March 2011 by dirkus49
Kings Bridge by John Shen
Cataract Gorge sculler by bob melsom
Gorge Toll House by Daveopt
Kings Bridge, South Esk River, Cataract Gorge by johnoc
Muzza from McCrae's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Muzza from McCrae

Collingwood Children's Farm (2010). Set up for children living in an urban environment, often without backyards, to learn to care for animals and nature and also have fun outdoors by Muzza from McCrae
Echuca Club (2010). Established in 1897, this is a private member and associate only facility. This building was opened in 1903 by Murray Adams
Christ Church (2014). Originally an Anglican Church, the foundation stone was laid in 1854 and the building was completed in 1857. It was built using sandstone from the Point King area near Sorrento. by Muzza from McCrae
Mossgiel (2011). Built for Henry Erskine Moors around 1890, it was known as 'Woorak' from 1920-6. In 1926 it was sold to Fred and Florence Smith who renamed the house 'Mossgiel' by Muzza from McCrae
City of Melbourne Bowls Club (2010). Founded in 1866, the Club moved to the Flagstaff Gardens in 1878 by Muzza from McCrae
Band Rotunda (2014). When it was built in 1922 by the Essendon River League, the Essendon Band master declared himself "delighted with this accoustic contrivance". by Muzza from McCrae