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Albion to Broadmeadows - Maribyrnong River viaduct. Erecting steelwork (1928)

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Albion to Broadmeadows - Maribyrnong River viaduct. Erecting steelwork

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Albion to Broadmeadows - Maribyrnong River viaduct. Erecting steelwork

1928BroadmeadowsThe 1920s

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Albion to Broadmeadows - foundations for viaduct at Moonee Ponds Creek, 19281928Albion to Broadmeadows - earthworks for culvert at Spring Gully, 1927–291927–29Arthur Laker and Thomas Freeman at Broadmeadows, c. 1928c. 1928Albion to Broadmeadows - Maribyrnong River viaduct, 19281928Albion to Broadmeadows - earthworks for culvert at Spring Gully, 1927–291927–29Albion to Broadmeadows - Maribyrnong River viaduct, 19281928Albion to Broadmeadows - earthworks for culvert at Spring Gully, 1927–291927–29Albion to Broadmeadows - steelwork for viaduct at Moonee Ponds Creek, 19281928Albion to Broadmeadows - Maribyrnong River viaduct, 19281928Albion to Broadmeadows - earthworks for culvert at Spring Gully, 1927–291927–29Albion to Broadmeadows - foundations for viaduct at Moonee Ponds Creek, 19281928Albion to Broadmeadows - Maribyrnong River viaduct. Erecting steelwork, 19281928

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Northcote, 1928Ship in Port of Melbourne, c. 1928Ship under tow to the tug James Paterson at Port of Melbourne, c. 1928Four ships at pier in Port of Melbourne, one possibly preparing to depart, c. 1928View from above Regent Theatre looking west down Collins Street, Melbourne, 1928?Yarra Park and Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), 1928Aerial View of Melbourne, 1928Richmond, showing J. Kennon and Sons, tanners and hide merchants, River Street. Hawthorn bridge u.l, 1928Ship entering the Yarra River and Port of Melbourne, c. 1928Albion Street, West Brunswick, showing factories and houses with Moonee Valley racecourse in right background, 1928Oakleigh Con [i.e. convent], 1928Street scene looking north at Watt's Orient Hotel (260 Bourke Street) on the corner of Bourke and Swanston Streets (east side), 1928