Former DISCO building - 477 Williamstown Road Port Melbourne
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DISCO Building (1950's) - State Library of South Australia - BRG 213/73/13/1/64
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DISCO Motif on building - 477 Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne
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The Disco Manufacturing building at 477 Williamstown Road was constructed in 1940 where it produced largely electrical parts for General Motors Holden, it was later purchased by GMH. The DISCO motif is imprinted into the building's facade at its western end.
Three photos, two colour one black and white
