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Latest photos by Philip Vergison

Stride’s Yard Crane (by Phil Vergison)
Dominating edifice – the Wentworth Park Grandstand (by Phil Vergison)
An historic momento in Glebe (by Phil Vergison)
Wentworth Park Grandstand 2021 (by Phil Vergison)
Wentworth Park Grandstand 2021 (by Phil Vergison)
dog track (aka ‘bin chook’ oval) Wentworth Park 2021 (by Phil Vergison)
dog track Wentworth Park 2021 (by Phil Vergison)
Wentworth Park viaduct 2021 (by Phil Vergison)
Sydney Fishmarket from Wentworth Park (by Phil Vergison)
Pile removal for new Fishmarket, March 2021 (by Phil Vergison)
Little is left of the extensive wharf that once supported the Hanson’s concrete batching plant at the head of Blackwattle Bay, Glebe (March 2021) (by Phil Vergison)
Sanitary lane, Bellevue Street Glebe (by Phil Vergison)

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