The first beam being placed during construction of the George Roberts bridge across Ross Creek, Townsville.

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TitleThe first beam being placed during construction of the George Roberts bridge across Ross Creek, Townsville. PhotographerAlex TrotterDate31st December 1975ImprintPermission granted for public access and copying.Geolocationnot specifiedNoteThe George Roberts Bridge was named in honour of prominent third generation Townsville solicitor, George Vivian Roberts. Mr. Roberts was active in local government and served on many local committees. He also served as Deputy Vice Chancellor of James Cook

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Subject (Keyword)Townsville (Qld.)

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PlaceRoss CreekCollectionThe Alex Trotter Collection

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The first beam being placed during construction of the George Roberts bridge across Ross Creek, Townsville.

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The first beam being placed during construction of the George Roberts bridge across Ross Creek, Townsville.