Essendon depot foundation stone located at Preston Workshops
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Essendon depot foundation stone located at Preston Workshops
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Set of 2 colour photographs showing the NMETL Essendon depot foundation stone that was relocated to Preston Workshops with the office block in the background. The foundation stone was originally located in the wall of the power station building.
Yields information about the NMETL Essendon depot foundation stone that was relocated to Preston Workshops.
Set of 2 colour prints with numbers on rear.
In ink "13" & "14"
