Broken Hill The Barrier Daily Newspaper Building The Paper Started 1908 But The Building Is Earlier The Unionist Newspaper The Barrier Truth Was Established In 1898 And Moved To This Building A Few Years Later Wallpaper Collections

Broken Hill. The Barrier Daily Newspaper Building. The paper started 1908 but the building is earlier. The unionist newspaper the Barrier Truth was established in 1898 and moved to this building a few years later

Broken Hill. St Andrews Presbyterian Church built in 1905. Now a residence. became a Uniting Church in 1977. (1)

Broken Hill High School. Built in stone with half hipped gables in 1919.

Broken Hill. Stained glass windows in the 1905 built Catholic Cathedral.

Broken Hill mines. This shaft named the Delprat shaft was sunk by Broken Hill Proprietry in 1900. It closed in 1976 and became a tourist mine experience in 1977.

Broken Hill. Statues of the syndicate of seven who took out the first silver lead and zinc mining leases at Broken Hill in 1883. Outside the Broken Hill Civic Centre.

Broken Hill. The almost octogonal large Wesleyan Methodist Church built in 1888. The oldest still in use church in Broken Hill. Now the Uniting Church. Heritage listed.

Broken Hill. Sturt Park. Memorial to the bands men who kept playing on the sinking Titanic. Broken Hill had four brass bands in 1912 and felt affinity with the Titanic band players.

Broken Hill. St Andrews Presbyterian Church built in 1905. Now a residence. .Foundation stone still exists.

Broken Hill cemetery. The mines opened in 1885 and the cemetery soon after that. Headstones with Hebrew in the Jewish section.

Broken Hill. The silver lead and zinc mines attracted miners from all over the world. By 1900 BH was the third city of NSW. The Jewish Synagogue opened in 1922. Closed in 1962.

Broken Hill. The nave of the Catholic Cathedral. It has a fine wooden ceiling and good stained glass windows. Opened in 1905.

Broken Hill. Statue of Charles Rasp one of the original syndicate of seven who began silver lead and zinc mining in Broken Hill in 1883. The syndicate became Broken Hill Proprietry in 1885.

Broken Hill. This station was the terminus of the Silverton Tramway Company. They carted all passengers and freight from the SA border to Broken Hill. Station built 1886. Now a museum. Green and gold SAR carriages.