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Sydney - A history of Sydney revealed after the discovery of a mysterious staircase in a building construction in Wynyard station.
Long stairwell and hidden whereabouts unknown after the government of Sydney, the state capital of New South Wales (NSW) to renovate in order to expand the underground station.
However, this time the mysterious ladder will disappear again. This was done in order to expand the open space in the new station.
Most rung will be shown to the public until they 'lost' destroyed for the purpose of restoration.
From 1932, the steps used to platform 1 and 2 in the subway station. However, residents of Sydney today know only platform 3, 4, 5 and 6 are used in Wynyard.
So how about the fate of terminal 1 and 2?
According to the office environment, and antiques NSW, before building the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge was built, northeast of the planned rail connection to connect from Wynyard train station Mosman heading up the east coast.
The bridge was originally designed for four tracks. Two in the west and east. However, the proposal was rejected instead of tram services in the north extended to the bridge past
the Wynyard.
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Wynyard tram line and the station operated from 1932 and is the only component remaining underground tram in Sydney. Also being one of the oldest in the world, as reported by the commercialrealeastate.
The tram station is located on the top floor Wynyard station using the platform 1 and 2 adjacent to the rail terminal 3 and 4 and entered through the door with a separate open space. That's where, a mysterious staircase located.
Buses began to replace the tram in 1933. In the 1950s, the tram stop operating across Sydney and on June 29, 1958, Wynyard station merayani electric train route past the city center.
Mystery Stairs Aged 50 Years in Subway Station (Transport NSW)
When the tram stop beropeasi, rung of the open space to the tram terminal was closed and forgotten until now.
"Portions of these stairs like the original balusters and handrail hands will we save and alan used to repair the stairs on the open space in the station," said a spokesman for Transport NSW.
In addition to the steps, in the former office space topped with NSW rail line.
"There is the possibility of finding more surprising," added the spokesperson.
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