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Opening in 1974 and closing in 2002 the Perth Entertainment Centre was for many years the largest concert venue in the city (seating 8,003). It holds the record for "the largest purpose built regular theatre (containing a proscenium arch) in the world". It's been locked up and unused for 8 years and is soon to be demolished as part of the Northbridge Link project.
Opening in 1974 and closing in 2002 the Perth Entertainment Centre was for many years the largest concert venue in the city (seating 8,003). It holds the record for "the largest purpose built regular theatre (containing a proscenium arch) in the world". It's been locked up and unused for 8 years and is soon to be demolished as part of the Northbridge Link project.
Saturday, 26 September 2015
Class 43 no. 43306 at the rear of the 1200 Virgin Trains East Coast service from London Kings Cross to Inverness at Perth. Due to engineering works on the Highland Main Line between Perth and Inverness, the service terminated at Perth.
© Finbarr O'Neill
Back in 1987 I visited Perth on business and I was able to grab a few shots of the city. Even before the mining boom of the late 1990s and the early part of the current century the city was starting its growth.
Scanned from prints - the camera? My trusty Ricoh FF3
Opening in 1974 and closing in 2002 the Perth Entertainment Centre was for many years the largest concert venue in the city (seating 8,003). It holds the record for "the largest purpose built regular theatre (containing a proscenium arch) in the world". It's been locked up and unused for 8 years and is soon to be demolished as part of the Northbridge Link project.
Opening in 1974 and closing in 2002 the Perth Entertainment Centre was for many years the largest concert venue in the city (seating 8,003). It holds the record for "the largest purpose built regular theatre (containing a proscenium arch) in the world". It's been locked up and unused for 8 years and is soon to be demolished as part of the Northbridge Link project.
HMAS Perth photographed in 1965
Class : Charles F. Adams (Modified Perth) Class
Type: Guided Missile Destroyer
Pennant: D 38
Builder: Defoe Shipbuilding Co, Bay City, Michigan, USA
Laid Down: 21 September 1962
Launched: 26 September 1963
Launched by: Lady Beale, wife of the Australian Ambassador to USA
Commissioned: 17 July 1965
Decommissioned: 15 October 1999
Dimensions and weights
Displacement: 4,850 tonnes
Length: 133.2 meters
Beam: 14.3 meters
Performance
Speed: 30 knots
Propulsion : Machinery - 4 x Foster Wheeler boilers, 2 × General Electric steam turbines, 70,000 shp (52 MW), 2 propellers
Armament :
Missiles : •Standard surface to air missiles
•Ikara anti-submarine missiles(installed 1967, removed 1991)
Guns : 2 x 127mm (5-inch) rapid fire gun mounts
Torpedoes : 2 x Mark 32 triple torpedo tube sets
In 2001 Perth was sunk as a dive site near Albany
Over 7000 officers and sailors served in Perth during her period of service. She steamed over one million miles during her career she has won numerous fleet Awards for excellence.
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Opening in 1974 and closing in 2002 the Perth Entertainment Centre was for many years the largest concert venue in the city (seating 8,003). It holds the record for "the largest purpose built regular theatre (containing a proscenium arch) in the world". It's been locked up and unused for 8 years and is soon to be demolished as part of the Northbridge Link project.
Opening in 1974 and closing in 2002 the Perth Entertainment Centre was for many years the largest concert venue in the city (seating 8,003). It holds the record for "the largest purpose built regular theatre (containing a proscenium arch) in the world". It's been locked up and unused for 8 years and is soon to be demolished as part of the Northbridge Link project.
Opening in 1974 and closing in 2002 the Perth Entertainment Centre was for many years the largest concert venue in the city (seating 8,003). It holds the record for "the largest purpose built regular theatre (containing a proscenium arch) in the world". It's been locked up and unused for 8 years and is soon to be demolished as part of the Northbridge Link project.
Opening in 1974 and closing in 2002 the Perth Entertainment Centre was for many years the largest concert venue in the city (seating 8,003). It holds the record for "the largest purpose built regular theatre (containing a proscenium arch) in the world". It's been locked up and unused for 8 years and is soon to be demolished as part of the Northbridge Link project.