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Anatomy Building, Melbourne (1948)

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Anatomy Building, Melbourne

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Anatomy Building, Melbourne

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General Motors Holden factory at Port Melbourne, c. 1948Melb [i.e. Melbourne] Cup, 1948Essendon Drome [i.e. aerodrome], 1948Strathaird Pt Melb [i.e. Port Melbourne] Cloudy, 1948Looking over City of Melbourne towards Flinders Street, Yarra River and Rail Yards, c. 1948St. Kilda showing Luna Park, Palais Theatre, beach and Lower Esplanade, c. 1948Areas beside both banks of Yarra River in City of Melbourne, c. 1948Flemington area, including Racecourse, Abattoirs and Newmarket Railway Station in foreground, c. 1948Refineries at Spotswood, including Golden Fleece at far right, c. 1948MCC, Melbourne City Council, Abattoirs, Flemington area, c. 1948Looking east up Collins Street over City of Melbourne, including Yarra River and Flinders Street Rail Yards, c. 1948Alba and C.O.R. Refineries, Shell chimney and railway line in Spotswood area, c. 1948