IMG 4860 ( 1) FISHER' S GHOST BRIDGE
IMG 4860 ( 1) FISHER' S GHOST BRIDGE PHOTOGRAPH OF THE INFAMOUS FISHER'S GHOST BRIDGE, (MODERN DAY IMAGE), WHERE FISHER'S GHOST WAS SIGHTED AFTER HIS MURDER IN CAMPBELLTOWN, NSW, AUSTRALIA IN 1826. NOTE:- SEE FULL TEXT OF INFORMATION RELATING TO THIS PHOTOGRAPH UNDER HEADING :- (FISHER'S GHOST- THE…
- Record ID
- 4,673
- Year
- 1,960
- Source
- Internet Archive Advanced Search
- Index status
- Public search-ready
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Record context
- Record ID
- 4673
- Source
- Internet Archive Advanced Search
- Publication
- Internet Archive
- Published
- 1960-01-01T00:00:00Z
- Narrative type
- Ghost Legends
- Public-text label
- apparition
- Archive period
- Depression Postwar
- Location
- Campbelltown, NSW (NSW): B
- State or territory
- NSW
- Source voice
- Public Books Metadata Gap Candidate
- Publicness
- Public Books Metadata
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IMG 4860 ( 1) FISHER' S GHOST BRIDGE PHOTOGRAPH OF THE INFAMOUS FISHER'S GHOST BRIDGE, (MODERN DAY IMAGE), WHERE FISHER'S GHOST WAS SIGHTED AFTER HIS MURDER IN CAMPBELLTOWN, NSW, AUSTRALIA IN 1826. NOTE:- SEE FULL TEXT OF INFORMATION RELATING TO THIS PHOTOGRAPH UNDER HEADING :- (FISHER'S GHOST- THE COMPLETE, UNABRIDGED, ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT LOCATED IN CAMPBELLTOWN LIBRARY, NSW, AUSTRALIA.). FISHER'S GHOST APPARITIONS AUSTRALIAN COLONIAL HISTORY GHOSTS Campbelltown Community Internet Archive opensource_image fav-james_barrett
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