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Photograph 300863 Period 1970-1979SYDNEY, NSW. 1971. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE BOOM DEFENCE VESSEL HMAS KARA KARA LAID UP IN RESERVE IN ATHOL BIGHT. NOTE THE CRANES OF GARDEN ISLAND DOCKYARD IN THE BACKGROUND. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HMS Renown, Sydney Harbour shows the ship anchored in the Athol Bight having brought the Prince of Wales to Australia. It was painted from the North Shore and shows the Domain, Elizabeth Bay and Garden Island in the background. Although the work is not directly related to the war, it was thought that'...there was some connection between the Prince of Wales' visit and the war that preceded it [and] that a good painting by Streeton of a Naval subject would add to the interest of the pictures...exhibited in the Naval gallery'. Depicts Royal Navy battlecruiser, anchored in Athol Bight, Sydney Harbour, during HRH Prince of Wales' (later King Edward VII) tour; Elizabeth Bay and Garden Island in background.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1971. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE BOOM DEFENCE VESSEL HMAS KARA KARA LAID UP IN RESERVE IN ATHOL BIGHT. NOTE THE CRANES OF GARDEN ISLAND DOCKYARD IN THE BACKGROUND. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION

At anchor in Athol Bay, "Queen Elizabeth" the huge Cunard liner, is being fitted out to carry Australian troops overseas. Additional bunks, protective panels over valuable veneers and a host of other
Fort Denison was one of the last Martello towers to be built in the world and is situated on a small island in the middle of Sydney Harbour. The island had been identified from an early stage as an im

While embarking troops the transfer receives a coat of light grey paint. Harbour craft are dwarfed by this giant and the floating crane "Titan" appears to have lost much of its bulk. HMT "Queen Mary"
Building new wharves at Potts Point, Sydney Harbour. The aircraft carrier HMS Venables at Garden Island can be seen in the background.
The upper print on this double page spread depicts a flotilla of ships accompanying the Duke of Edinburgh's ship, the H.M.S. Galatea ('HMS Galatea entering between Sydney Heads') . The vessels are in