B/W strip photo of Railway and Blackburn Roads and entrance to Cool Stores.blackburn, railway road

B/W strip photos of Railway and Blackburn Roads and entrance to Cool Stores.blackburn, cool store

B/W strip photo of Railway and Blackburn Roads and entrance to Cool Stores.blackburn, cool store

Bartram type AK, 5 HP horizontal cylinder water cooled magneto ignition oil Engine mounted on a metal and timber chassis with 4 wheels. It has its own cam driven water pump which pumps cooling water over metal gauze for evaporative cooling. Painted green. It has two flywheels, one at each end of the crankshaft, with a flat belt pulley attached to one flywheel. Cooling tank of galvanised steel with Bartram stencilled on one side. In working order.Cast nameplate on front of crankcase with a Bartram logo cast on also "Bertram / Type / AK"

Collection of Newspaper Clippings from Scrap Book 1960 - 1973Photos of the Homestead and cool store at Churchill Island which was Sister Margaret Campbell's home.sister margaret campbell, churchill island homestead, churchill island homestead cool store, jean jamieson

Used in 1950’s to power machinesSign at front “ Southern Cross “ $ Green in colour. Mark AX-C1 Air cooled$. An S with a cross is on the drum

Coloured photo of cool stores and packing sheds on Livermore's Orchard, Morack Road, Vermontlivermores orchard, livermore, clem, orchards, morack road, vermont south

Coloured photo of cool stores and packing sheds on Livermore's Orchard, Morack Road, Vermontlivermores orchard, livermore, clem, orchards, morack road, vermont south

Coloured photo of packing sheds and cool stores on Livermore's orchard, Morack Road, vermontlivermore, douglas, clem, orchards

Cameron and Sutherland was a Machinery supplier of this era and probably distributed locally made outboardsSingle cylinder air cooled 2 stroke Villiers motor 31/2 HP291X15450 Cameron and Sutherland Salesoutboard motors, villiers motor, 2 stroke, single cylinder

Electric fan with four blades enclosed in wire cage. Black bakelite base and engine housing.Macdomestic items, cooling

This temperature gauge would have been used in the past to take the temperature of water in a pot or bath. Water temperature gauges are still in use today. Although this item has no known local provenance it is retained as an example of a household item of the past – a water temperature gauge. This is a glass temperature gauge set into a metal holder with markings on each side of the thermometer. The holder has a metal clip at the top for hanging the object on a wall or cupboard. The holder is much rusted.‘Cold, Cool, Temp, Tepid, Warm, Hot’ ‘351’ bath thermometers, warrnambool, history of warrnambool

Coloured photo (two copies) of demolition of cool stores on Livermore's Orchard, Morack Road, Vermontlivermores orchard, morack road, vermont south, livermore, clem, orchards