Glencoe Mine, Rosewood, early 1920s

Creator Details

TitleGlencoe Mine, Rosewood, early 1920sDate Created1920-1925Community CollectionRosewood Scrub Historical Society

Location

StreetMatthew StreetSuburbRosewoodCity & StateIpswich, QueenslandGeo Coordinatesnot specified

Description

DescriptionTaken from the mine looking directly down Matthew Street (far left). The three gables of St Brigid's Church can be seen just to the right of Matthew Street. The cluster of buildings centre background are at the lower end of John Street. State School can be seen at the rear of the cluster. The double-storeyed building to the front of the cluster is Dow's Bakery. (No longer double storey).

Connections

BusinessesGlencoe MineChurches & CemeteriesSt Brigid's ChurchCurated CollectionsWhere in Ipswich?Defining Tulmur | IpswichAdversity & Resilience: MiningAdversity & Resilience: Landscapes & Natural EnvironmentAdversity & Resilience: Labour and Work

Subjects

SubjectsCoal mining

Asset Details

Reference IDrshs-2009-09-12-0029Asset TypeImage - JpegImages, Maps and Artefacts (Trove mapping field)imageColour or Black & White ImageBlack & WhiteOrientationLandscapeGenreIndustrialPhysical DescriptionPrintHigher Resolution Available (contact Picture Ipswich)YesCopyright NoticeReproduction rights are held by the Rosewood Scrub Historical Society. The society has granted Picture Ipswich a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use and reproduce this work on this website. Under the Fair Dealing exception of the Copyright Act 1968, you can use this work for research or study, criticism or review, and parody or satire. For all other purposes (including publishing or posting on social media), please contact the Rosewood Scrub Historical Society for permission.CopyrightPicture Ipswich Copyright Information

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Glencoe Mine, Rosewood, early 1920s