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Sydney ferry HALCYON at Yaralla wharf Parramatta River 1912Sydney ferry HALCYON at Yaralla wharf Parramatta River 1912

From Wikipedia

The Parramatta River is an intermediate tide-dominated, drowned valley estuary located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. With an average depth of 5.1 metres (17 ft), the Parramatta River is the main tributary of Sydney Harbour, a branch of Port Jackson.

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1890s1 photo

Sydney Ferry HALCYON, c. 1890c. 1890

1900s3 photos

Parramatta River from Flagstaff Reserve, Sydney, c. 1900c. 1900Parramatta River, Sydney, c. 1900c. 1900Sydney Ferry LOTUS, 1900–181900–18

1910s3 photos

Sydney ferry HALCYON at Yaralla wharf Parramatta River 19121912Parramatta River NSW, 1900–271900–27The Wharf The Walker Hospital Parramatta River including The Thomas Walker Convalescent Hospital, 1900–271900–27

1920s2 photos

Championship Sculling Course Parramatta River Sydney NSW Australia 19201920Sydney ferry KOOKOOBURRA on Parramatta River 1920s1920s

1930s1 photo

Sydney K-class ferries, 19381938

More of Parramatta River

10 historic photos of the Parramatta River, taken between 1890 and 1938. They span 5 decades, with the most from the 1900s (3). They come from Wikimedia Commons; each photo’s page gives its credit, its licence and a link to its original record.