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30 October 2015 October 30 - November 15 Volume 32 - Issue 22 WINDSOR BRIDGE FIGHT CONTINUES Wood engraving print by Ebenezer and David Syme. State Library of Victoria James Mills Photograph 1888. ML At Work and Play Image 04405. More details on page 2 “Can you keep my dog from Your Local Caring Dentist For Your Whole Family... getting out?” Two for the price of One MARK VINT Check-up and Cleans 9651 2182 Ph 9680 2400 When you mention this ad. Come & meet 270 New Line Road 432 Old Northern Rd Dural NSW 2158 Call for a Booking Now! Dr David Glenhaven Ager [email protected] Opposite Flower Power It’s time for your Spring Clean ! ABN: 84 451 806 754 WWW.DURALAUTO.COM BRISTOL PAINT AND Hills Family Free Sandstone battery DECORATOR CENTRE Run Business backup when you mention “We Certainly Can!” this ad Unit 7 No 6 Victoria Ave Sales Castle Hill, NSW 2158 Buy Direct From the Quarry P 02 9680 2738 F 02 9894 1290 9652 1783 M 0413 109 051 Handsplit 1800 22 33 64 E [email protected] Joe 0416 104 660 Random Flagging $55m2 www.hiddenfence.com.au A BETTER FINISH BEGINS AT BRISTOL 113 Smallwood Rd Glenorie FEATURE ARTICLES Arcadian Artists The Significance of Recent research (Wedgewood usually associated with railway Celebrate Windsor Bridge and Brassil) has revealed it bridges but here designed to resist 25 Years on is the earliest use of precast the severe flooding experienced Key Issues 7th - 8th concrete girders in NSW bridge by the Hawkesbury. The simpler construction, some 30 years before timber structure and deck of November 2015 “The Windsor Bridge has a high level of historic, technical, the technology of pre-stressing the upper construction was aesthetic and social significance was sufficiently advanced to more usually employed in the as an important historical and allow the general use of precast construction of road bridges. structural beams. physical landmark in one of the Whilst neither construction State’s pre- eminent historic This early timeframe is method is, in itself, unusual, towns, and in the wider Sydney relevant when considering the the amalgamation of these two region.”. NSW RMS Heritage and establishment by the Department separate technologies in a bridge Conservation register. of Public Works (PWD) of the constructed in the 1870s, is Under Option One, this “... State Monier Pipe and reinforced however, extremely rare. important historical and physical Concrete Works in NSW in 1915. It is thought the PWD engineers of III. Aesthetics In the rural district of Arcadia landmark in one of the State’s pre- the day may have been pushing the twenty five years ago, a small eminent historic towns” will be The Bridge is a visually envelope with the use of precast group of artists opened their demolished. By these words alone modest structure: its scale and beams in order to explore, test and studios to their neighbours & the the project is condemned. proportions consistent with its demonstrate the potential of the local community who embraced location and historic context. Windsor Bridge is unique. Monier Works. (Wedgewood) There is an honesty and lack the idea. It soon became an annual It is historically significant. event. This unique exhibition has, Today the site adjacent to of pretention in its design. It It is technically significant. is functional and reflects the over time, expanded to include a Its contribution to the visual the bridge retains its potential to wide range of Artists & Artisans reveal important archaeological technologies of its construction narrative of “one of the State’s without unnecessary decoration. who represent many different pre-eminent historic towns” is evidence that predates the bridge disciplines in the Arts. recognised and well documented. and is relevant to the former punt The deck and road are crossing, the first wharf of 1795 Connected by a beautiful, It is a bridge of outstanding purposeful and uncompromising. and the much grander later wharf meandering country drive, seven significance. It is the river vistas that reveal the of 1815. (Edds) working studios have more than Bridge’s real charm. The simplicity Indeed, it is robustly and proportions of the piers and fifty Artists & Artisans exhibiting contended the current Windsor II. Technical Significance their wares. the engineering of the cross bracing Bridge, in addition to its status Engineering Australia, in their speak of technical resolution to the Throughout the years the as an item of State heritage EIS response, attribute the bridge challenges of its location. Arcadian Artists have endeavoured significance, is an item of with substantial heritage value, The approach road, which to support & provide an avenue National historic and engineering making specific reference to the has evolved over time is equally for both experienced and emerging significance. cast iron piers. artists from inside & outside the harmonious with the immediate I. History community to showcase their The RMS Heritage heritage landscape comprising creative talents. This year it will The design of the bridge and Conservation register Colonial, Georgian and Victorian be held on 7th & 8th November. came from the NSW Department acknowledges this element, saying, structures. Brochures will be available from of Public Works and construction “The iron cylinders, each three- the information stand outside was the work of William King foot-six-inches long, were filled Excerpted from: Bendigo Bank in Galston. Many Dixon and Andrew Turnbull, with concrete and bolted into the http://www.cawb.com.au/windsor- locations have morning and both notable engineers in the rock, penetrating twelve feet of bridge-history-and-significance.html afternoon tea available, plus some colony. Dixon came to the colony water, twenty-six feet of sand and are catering for lunch too. Why to work on the first railway in twelve feet of loose rock to reach not come along and enjoy our NSW and Andrew Turnbull was an a solid footing” going on to say, Payless $ PAINTING CONTRACTOR PTY LTD displays and purchase some gifts experienced bridge builder who “The bridge represents a major Lic No: 264325C Lic No: 124588C for Christmas. became business partners with engineering project in the State for Dixon before his (Dixon’s) death. its time, the piers penetrating 15- Domestic - Commercial - Andrew Turnbull went on to build 20 metres below the water surface, Industrial many other bridges in the state and its construction proceeding through flood conditions.” including over Cattai Creek and We Guarantee Your Wisemans Ferry Road. In fact, Windsor Bridge Satisfaction In 1897 the bridge deck was exemplifies and demonstrates raised by 2.4 metres (approx). two distinct historical phases in Pensioner Discount - This project, like the original bridge building: the technologies All Suburbs construction, was considered a employed in NSW in the later substantial Public Works project nineteenth century and then the Call for a free Quote technical innovations of the first for its time. Further work in Fully Insured 1922, replacing the timber quarter of the twentieth century. beam structure and deck with - The late nineteenth century: Call Alex: precast reinforced concrete, was M. 0408 439 230 acknowledged at its opening as The 1874 bridge has piers ‘unique’. (Edds) made of cast iron cylinders more Ph. 9899 5760 2 • Hills to Hawkesbury Living • October 30 LOCAL NEWS COMMUNITY ACTION FOR saying they would risk Facts, fun & fiction in family WINDSOR BRIDGE (CAWB) everything in defense history’ looks at the myths and by Kathleen Mackaness Thompson Square. If Minister legends that can abound in Gay is successful, they will family research. Minister Gay Determined probably lose their homes To Make Cawb Pay Govt Having written and spoken protecting a place every Court Costs Minister Gay’s both overseas and in Australia, independent expert report determination, (as reported Michelle Patient brings a says is too precious to allow on radio 702 news broadcast wide ranging background to the RMS to do what they Mayor of Hawkesbury, Councillor 28.10.15) to sue CAWB for Kim Ford with 2007 joint Citizens her presentations and enjoys propose. legal costs is punitive and of the Year Chesne Jones and Terry combining education with in defiance of the apparent “We were right to be Hoare, looking at Terry’s framed entertainment. intention of L&EC Rules 2007 worried about Minister Gay Citizen awards and portrait stamps Whether you are new to - Reg 4.2 (See screenshot page seeking costs,” Kate adds. “His from 2007. researching your family tree 2), says CAWB President, Pete action further undermines or you have been climbing Reynolds Yesterday, more our rights as a community to a branches for years, her talks than twelve months after the healthy, democratic and robust aim to provide tools and tips to court case was heard in the debate about the future of this help you not only advance your Land and Environment Court, State.” research, but to do so more CAWB learnt its case had been WESLEY GIANT easily and confidently. dismissed. An unsurprised Pete GARAGE SALE Reynolds says it was always Anyone interested in 2010 joint Young Citizen of the Year going to be a tough gig. Where: In the Wesley Uniting family history is welcome to winner, Elizabeth Hitches with Mayor Church grounds at 32 attend. The meeting is free and “The legislation introduced of Hawkesbury, Councillor Kim Ford. Showground Road, Castle Hill. bookings are not necessary. by this Government removed day-award Call 4560 4466. our previous right toappeal on Dates/Times: Friday the merits of such a project. We November 6th 2015 (operating Australian Plants Society Garden Competition 2015 - were restricted to an appeal on from 8:00am to 1:00pm) and meeting Nov 13th, 2015 Winners anadministrative basis. Saturday November 7th 2015 The last meeting for this Winners of the 2015 (also operating from 8:00am to “Quite frankly this decision year of the Australian Plants Hawkesbury Garden 1:00pm).
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