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Powder magazine, Footscray (1944)

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Powder magazine, Footscray

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Industrial area, Whitehall Street, Footscray, 1940s1940sExterior view of Kinnear's Rope Works, Ballarat Road, Footscray, 19441944[Interior view of Barkly Theatre, 281 Barkly Street, Footscray], 1940s1940sHoyts Trocadero Theatre, Hopkins Street, Footscray, c. 1944c. 1944Hoyts Trocadero Theatre, Hopkins Street, Footscray, c. 1944c. 1944Exterior view of Kinnear's Rope Works, Ballarat Road, Footscray, 19441944Powder magazine, Footscray, 19441944BANKOK. (This picture was not posed) Pte. A. C. GINGER, Footscray ... likes to see the home writing, c. 1945c. 1945Pte R. J. Owens, Footscray, had his arm broken when he was hit by a falling coconut at Milne Bay, c. 1943c. 1943Army v R.A.A.F. Cricket at Footscray, c. 1943c. 1943Pte. R.J. Owens (Footscray) had his arm broken when he was hit by a falling cocoanut [i.e. coconut] at Milne Bay, c. 1943c. 1943Looking south from Napier Street Footscray to area bounded by Maribyrnong River and Parker Street. Includes Moreland and Whitehall Streets, 1935–491935–49

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Elsewhere in 1944

Escaped P.O.W.s arrive. [at Royal Park, Victoria], c. 1944Army procession through Melbourne streets, 1944Janice Robinson and Jack Pinches at Melbourne zoo with baby koala, 1944Escaped P.O.W.s arrive. [at Royal Park, Victoria], c. 1944Regent Theatre, 853 High Street, Thornbury, c. 1944Private C.J. Hill from Ivanhoe watching Corporal T.J. Frost of Malvern make a leather bag, c. 1944St James Theatre, Bourke Street, Melbourne, c. 1944Allied soldiers playing cards in tent at Camp Pell, Melbourne, c. 1944Australian troops on a railway platform, train on the track behind them, Platform 10A, Spencer Street Station, Melbourne, c. 1944Lt. Colonels E. McQuade White, J. S. Abbott and E. Kenny on the steps of the Senior Administrative School at "Grong Grong", Toorak, Victoria, c. 1944Hoyts Waratah Theatre, Ascot Vale, c. 1944Heavy R.A.F. raid on Brunswick following recent U.S. attack, 1944?