Image:Tharwa Bridge construction-O'Hanlon.jpg

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Photo taken in 1894 by O'Hanlon of the Tharwa bridge under construction. This was the first bridge across the Murrumbidgee River in the area and is the oldest bridge still standing in the Australian Capital Territory, and the oldest of it's type in Australia.

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