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SWS24 2024

Bridging History

Kim V. Goldsmith•

Kim V. Goldsmith

A storyteller exploring hidden narratives through sound (Australia) 
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Dundullimal Railway Bridge
LH Ford Bridge
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Serisier Bridge
Copyright: Kim V. Goldsmith
Self-guided Site-specific Streaming
Multiple locations
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Sound walk

These three Placecloud viewpoints tell the history of the City of Dubbo in Central West NSW Australia, between 1818 and 2024.

Credits

AI was used in the Dundullimal Railway Bridge viewpoint.

Hosting credit: Placecloud.io

APA style reference

Goldsmith, K. (2024). Bridging History. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/bridging-history/

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