4pm and all's well! by cfulton
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Description
The Victorian Gothic-style Clock Tower has always been an icon of the old docks and has become an important focal point in the Waterfront's recent urban design. This was the original Port Captain's Office completed in 1882. On the second floor is a decorative mirror room, which enabled the Port Captain to have a view of all activities in the harbour. On the bottom floor is a tide-gauge mechanism used to check the level of the tide. Restoration of the Clock Tower was completed towards the end of 1997.
Taken while on a boat trip around the harbour.
Enjoy the week, first one back at work for many here in SA.
Clive
Comments (14)
Amazing building. Great narrative.
Stunning capture Clive.
What an interesting building and thanks for the info on it. Postcard perfect photo !
Nice shot Dana and thanks for the included info.
Great capture there Very different looking Hugs Susan~
Fascinating architectural details ... SO interesting to see this! Nice composition and clarity, too. There's just everything to like about this!
Lovely shot Clive, This is a beautiful building.
What a super pic of this wonderful building!
what city ? what place is this wonder of architecture
Glorious building in the classic Victorian style! Mighty fine shot and brilliant colours! Rob
What a beautiful building! Excellent capture, your new toy seems to be quite exceptional!
Cool looking building Great capture
Thank goodness they didn't let this beauty rot. What wonderful looking architecture. I wish all buildings had this quality of craftsmanship. Great shot.
Nice building. Thanks for sharing.