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Bar Beach (above), and Newcastle Beach, (below), stripped of of their famous coverings of golden

sand by the fierce “Sygna” hurricane of 1974. Following a Newcastle tradition, the storm was

named after the ship it wrecked. Other examples are the Cawarra (1866) and Pasha Bulker (2007).

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An aerial view, looking south along Merewether Beach, with the now-demolished Surf House and the baths. A very amateur aerial shot of Newcastle Beach in the 1960s. Note buses parked at Parnell Place (far left). 7

Bar Beach (above), and Newcastle Beach, (below), stripped of of their famous coverings of golden sand by the fierce “Sygna” hurricane of 1974. Following a Newcastle tradition, the storm was named after the ship it wrecked. Other examples are the Cawarra (1866) and Pasha Bulker (2007). 8

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Page 13 and 14: Swim-suited 1961 Newcastle Beach Gi
Page 15 and 16: Views from Fort Scratchley. Above,
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