Showing 3 items matching "construction work in victorian camps"
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Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps MuseumPhotograph, 1941
... Camp 13...Construction work in Victorian Camps...Construction work in camp 13 Camp 13 Construction work in Victorian Camps Black and white photograph of 2 lines of steel posts in front of a line of wooden posts, then carpenters "horse" then Army huts, trees. ...Construction work in camp 13Black and white photograph of 2 lines of steel posts in front of a line of wooden posts, then carpenters "horse" then Army huts, trees. Some buildings in course of construction.camp 13, construction work in victorian camps -
Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps MuseumPhotograph, Camp 13 Goal Construction, 1941
... camp 13...construction work in victorian camps...Construction work of the camp goal in camp 13 camp 13 construction work in victorian camps Internment camp goal construction Black and white photograph of the somber goal under construction at Camp 13. ...Construction work of the camp goal in camp 13Black and white photograph of the somber goal under construction at Camp 13. Carpenters "horse" left centre.camp 13, construction work in victorian camps, internment camp goal construction -
Kiewa Valley Historical SocietyFolder - Bogong Village in c1997
... construction town that no longer has a use for its owner. However, it has an emotional significance for people in the area, especially those who worked and lived there. It is also a tourist attraction and includes the Outdoor School - Bogong Campus which was called the Bogong Outdoor Education Centre in 1992. Its history began in 1968 when the Victorian Education Department acquired the camp ...Bogong Village was constructed in the early stages of the Kiewa Hydro Electric Scheme. Employees of the SECV lived there before the town of Mt Beauty was constructed in the late 1940s. By 1997 the village was owned by Southern Hydro who didn't want a 'non-core service' and wished to sell it.The history of Bogong Village is that of a construction town that no longer has a use for its owner. However, it has an emotional significance for people in the area, especially those who worked and lived there. It is also a tourist attraction and includes the Outdoor School - Bogong Campus which was called the Bogong Outdoor Education Centre in 1992. Its history began in 1968 when the Victorian Education Department acquired the camp buildings and four houses from the SECV. Blue plastic folder with black spiral binding with 12 back-to-back pages in plastic sleeves. It includes articles relating to the future of Bogong Village c1997.bogong village sale, southern hydro c1997
