Digging up the Tram Line Pittwater Road, Dee Why

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Record number40956Datec.1940sDescriptionThe shops in the image are located on the western side of Pittwater Road opposite Pacific Parade. The first shop to the right contains Derrin Bros, and a hairdresser, next is a a dry cleaner store and Bann Bros. Next to this is one of the first shops in Dee Why which housed the original Post Office run by Robert Hopping, then another small store. After that is a hipped roof building which originally housed E.A. Grain & Co real estate agent. The next building, partially hidden behind the E.A.Grain building is what became known as The Dutch House.MenuPlace | Suburbs C-E | Dee Why (N.S.W.)Service | Transport | TramsSourceRoads and Traffic AuthoritySubjectsStores, RetailDee WhyRoadsNew South WalesDesign and constructionDee Why ( N.S.W.)Trams - New South WalesKeywordsStores, Retail|New South Wales|Dee Why|Roads|New South Wales|Dee Why|Design and construction|Dee Why ( N.S.W.)Physical descriptionPhotograph; Digital Image 1200 DPICopyrightThis image was donated by the Roads and Traffic Authority. For permission to use this image please contact Roads and Maritime Services.

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Digging up the Tram Line Pittwater Road, Dee Why