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Photograph - Aerial view of J Kitchen & Sons site, Port Melbourne
3437.01 - Aerial photo of J Kitchen & Sons Pty Ltd site, c. 1960s
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3437.02 - Aerial photo of J Kitchen & Sons Pty Ltd site, c. 1960s
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Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society Collection.
The source of the images is unknown. The date has been estimated in reference to catalogue items 2989 (approx 1945) and 2990 (approx 1970) - both aerial photos of the area.
Physical description
Two black and white aerial photos of J Kitchen & Sons factory prrecinct, approximately 1960s.
.01- Looking towards the East with Ingles St in the centre and Port Melbourne cricket/football ground on the right. Rail line is at the top. The Kitchen property is outlined.
.02 - Looking towards the North with Port Melbourne cricket/football ground at the bottom, Kitchens (outlined) in the centre and other industrial to the North.
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