On November 15, 1922, the NSW Parliament voted 24 against, 21 in favor of hearing Francis Ernest Stowe's three-armed Anzac Isle Bridge — sealing John Bradfield's design as Sydney's icon by a margin of just two votes. Had the vote gone the other way, suburban Wollstonecraft would have swapped futures with commercial…
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