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Peat Island
Peat Island
Peat Island c. 1900 before the hospital was built. Photo courtesy State Library of NSW
Peat Island c. 1900 before the hospital was built. Photo courtesy State Library of NSW
This series of five ladders provided access to the dam in the gully above the cliffs. Photographed in 1983.
This series of five ladders provided access to the dam in the gully above the cliffs. Photographed in 1983.
The two walls of the Cascade Creek dam supplied water for Peat and Milson Island. Photographed in 1991.
The two walls of the Cascade Creek dam supplied water for Peat and Milson Island. Photographed in 1991.
Aerial photograph showing the mouth of the Hawkesbury River as it flows into Broken Bay and out into the Tasman Sea, as seen looking across Sydney's N
Aerial photograph showing the mouth of the Hawkesbury River as it flows into Broken Bay and out into the Tasman Sea, as seen looking across Sydney's Northern Beaches
Looking north-east across the Hawkesbury River, with Dangar Island to the right of the image.
Looking north-east across the Hawkesbury River, with Dangar Island to the right of the image.
Looking south-east across the Hawkesbury River, from near Brooklyn.
Looking south-east across the Hawkesbury River, from near Brooklyn.
The Hawkesbury River was renamed by Governor Phillip in 1789
The Hawkesbury River was renamed by Governor Phillip in 1789