From Skiffs to Steamers: How Early Harbour Crossings Shaped Sydney’s Waterways
Sep 29
The Wild Waterway That Built Early Sydney Before a bridge spanned the harbour, Port Jackson was both Sydney”s greatest advantage and its most stubborn divider. The deep water carried produce, supplies and coastal ships into the young settlement, while the branching coves offered natural access to places that roads could not yet reach efficiently. At the same...
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