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Machine Shop vestibule Electrical Cable Penetration at Lucas

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Electrical Cable Penetration at Lucas Heights

and depth charges for the Royal Australian Navy from 1921 until its final ammunition operation in December 1999

The mill was built in 1859 by Charles Dransfield using locally manufactured brick and farm-sourced granite

revealing the building's layered history in the coats beneath

A concrete bridge crosses a void inside the Ogurawa settlement

Machine Shop vestibule Electrical Cable Penetration at LucasA tool rack on the wall of the machine shop at Elrington Colliery, Abernethy. The shop sat within the main workshop building alongside the electrical workshop and compressor room, the whole space served by a 15 tonne overhead electric crane running its full length. BHP Collieries built this infrastructure to keep a mine designed for 3,000 tonnes a day running. Part of the Elrington Colliery series.

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