Waterfall over the road at Macquarie Pass in the 1920's

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TitleWaterfall over the road at Macquarie Pass in the 1920'sPhoto Number000192Date1920-1930DescriptionMacquarie Pass was used by Aboriginals for many years before Ben Rixon was paid 25 Pounds to cut a track passable to horses and stock. Between 1863 and 1869 the track was upgraded to allow heavier traffic. Residents petitioned the Council for many years to improve the condition of the road. Work finally began on the Pass in February 1897. The new Macquarie Pass road was officially opened July 4th 1898 by The Hon. J H Young, Minister for Works, and Archibald Campbell MP. The road became the main link to the Highlands.LocationMacquarie PassStudioWilliam Houston McNeiceDonorNunan, Wendy

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Waterfall over the road at Macquarie Pass in the 1920's

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Waterfall over the road at Macquarie Pass in the 1920's