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Silverwater Plumbing Granville can help you with all of your plumbing problems. W are a well known Granville plumber offering top quality service at an affordable price in and around the Granville area. Offering up front prices to our customers so they can approve the job before we begin any work. Using the latest Plumbing technology there is no plumbing job too big or too small for us to complete in and around the Granville area. Silverwater Plumbing also offer a 25 year guarantee on all workmanship so you don’t have to worry about any out of pocket expenses for a long time.

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Granville is broken up into South Granville and Granville. Granville was named in the 1880 after a British colonial secretary called Granville Leveson-Gower. Granville has a mixture of commercial, industrial and residential developments. The houses in the area are manly free standing weatherboard houses. There are also a lot of apartment blocks of three to four story’s in height being built around the area. There are a good mix of different nationalities in and around the Granville area and you can go out and eat a lot of different types of foods.

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3801 Relaunch
Transport Heritage NSW's 3801 charges north through Table Top on one of many Easter Long Weekend shuttle runs between Albury and Gerogery. The 78 year old locomotive, built by Clyde Engineering in Granville, NSW has recently undergone an extensive restoration and overhaul by THNSW staff and volunteers, with the official relaunch taking place at Sydney's Central Station 12th of March 2021. 3801 is set to visit other parts of New South Wales during its relaunch tour bringing many people out, young and old to admire this beautifully restored locomotive once again in full flight. Sunday 4th April 2021.

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Crest Theatre
Crest Theatre is a heritage-listed former cinema and ballroom and now community centre at Granville, New South Wales, Australia. It was designed by Cowper and Murphy and Associates and built in 1948 by A. W. Edwards Pty Ltd. It is also known as Hoyts Crest Theatre. Following its purchase by the Australian Blouza Association, it has been referred to as Blouza Hall. It was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 1 August 2003. The Crest is of Quonset design with one level, vaulted ceiling auditorium, using steel frame construction and with a vestibule/amenity block running parallel to the theatre on the Redfern Street side of the block. The exterior walls are of concrete with stucco finish. The corner entrance to the cinema has two facades at ninety degrees, which are lower than the main Blaxcell Street stepped facade. The junction of the corner facades is accented with a tapered vertical pier with an art deco motive above the facade below the tip of the pier. On either side of the pier is the name "Crest" in script style large neon lettering. Between the lower and taller Blaxcell Street facades is a large, prominent, triangular concrete pier with five protruding circles which originally contained the letters - H - O -Y - T - S. was later replaced with the letters B - I - N - G - O, and more recently replaced again with the letters B - L - O - U - Z - A. Source: Wikipedia When I look at the letters the last "A" does seem to be a recent addition.

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Sydney Bus Museum
A general view of the great collection at the Sydney Bus Museum. To the forefront is 1187 one of 15 Albion Type 80 double decker buses operated by the Department of Road Transport & Tramways that entered service in 1935. 1187's body was the first double decker bus body built by Waddingtons of Camperdown, the company later moving to Granville and becoming Commonwealth Engineering. The body is steel sheeting on a timber frame, and the design is a forerunner to the 'standard' Sydney double decker bus design. More info: www.sydneybusmuseum.com.au/1187 Former London Transport Routemaster RM1708 can be seen in the background. 80D_2_2075_1600