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Mitchell's Garage, Woodville

c. 1930, Photograph, B 37659

Mitchell's Garage, Port Road, Woodville.

Mitchell's Garage, Woodville

c. 1960, Photograph, B 37660

Mitchell's Garage, Port Road, Woodville.

Terraplane Car, Woodville

c. 1935, Photograph, B 37694

A Terraplane car outside R. H. Mitchell's garage on Port Road, Woodville.

St. Margaret's Church, Woodville

c. 1880, Photograph, B 43268

St. Margaret's Church, Woodville.

Mareeba Hospital, Woodville Park

1921, Photograph, B 1802

Nurses, with their small charges, pose for the photographer on the balcony of Mareeba Hospital, Woodville Park, in October 1921. Previously, it had been a convalescent hospital for soldiers, but in August, 1917, it formally became the Mareeba Babies Hospital. Used as a part-time training hospital for nurses, it was extended during the 1920s to accommodate up to 70 babies, including some rooms for mothers.

Mareeba Babies Hospital, Woodville Park

c. 1914, Photograph, B 14985

Mareeba Babies Hospital, Woodville as Red Cross Hospital No. 1 from 1914-18. A crowd has assembled as dignitaries arrive in an open car. Dr. Helen Mayo founded this independent hospital in 1913 but it was taken over by the government during WW1 as a Military Hospital, resuming as a babies' hospital after the war. See B 14986 for another view.

Woodville High School

Pritchard, Hal, 1962, Photograph, PRG 1561/5/1/41

View from a window at Woodville High School. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.

Woodville High School

Pritchard, Hal, 1962, Photograph, PRG 1561/5/1/42

View of building work at Woodville High School. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.

Woodville High School

Pritchard, Hal, 1962, Photograph, PRG 1561/5/1/45

View of a corridor and building work at Woodville High School. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.

Woodville High School

Pritchard, Hal, 1962, Photograph, PRG 1561/5/1/38

View from a window at Woodville High School. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.

Woodville High School

Pritchard, Hal, 1962, Photograph, PRG 1561/5/1/43

View from a classroom at Woodville High School. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.

Holden's Motor Body Builders Ltd, Woodville, machinery and operations

GM Holden Ltd, c. 1925, Photograph, BRG 213/77/80/1-57

Black and white photographs of manufacturing operations inside the Holden's Motor Body Builders Ltd (HMBB)factory at Woodville. Includes photographs taken in the plant when operating as General Motors-Holden's Limited. Comprising images of workers at metal and woodworking machinery in the workshop, and also in the drafting department, laboratory, trim section, nickel plating, forge, and making window trims and seat coil springs.

Photographs of construction work at General Motors Holden plants : Woodville

GM Holden Ltd, 1955, Photograph, BRG 213/77/65/22-67

Photographs of buildings under construction at General Motors Holden factory at Woodville, including progress on steel frames, roofing, foundations, windows and internal fittings.

[Photographs of extensions at Woodville; Automatic Transmission plant, die casting area]

GM Holden Ltd, 1967, Photograph, BRG 213/77/53/VOL14/1-45

Black and white photographs of extensions at Woodville in Plant 11, with construction of the die casting building in the Automatic Transmission plant at GM-H, Woodville, from images of the area prior to construction of the building, through construction showing interior and exterior images at various build stages, and during fit out of interior and the installation of machinery. Includes images of Lindberg Hevi-Duty furnaces, the building length Gibb & Miller gantry system, Hansen & Yuncken working on construction, and a large piece of machinery arriving on a low-loader semi-trailer.

[Photographs of extensions at Woodville; Automatic Transmission plant, assembly section]

GM Holden Ltd, 1967, Photograph, BRG 213/77/53/VOL13/63-88

Black and white photographs of extensions at Woodville in Plant 11, with construction work on the assembly section of the Automatic Transmission plant at GM-H, Woodville, during fit out of machinery, floor and wall construction, and the intended site prior to construction work. Includes images of wash machine and test stand.

[Photographs of extensions at Woodville; Automatic Transmission plant, product checking area]

GM Holden Ltd, 1967, Photograph, BRG 213/77/53/VOL14/46-68

Black and white photographs of extensions at Woodville in Plant 11, with the construction of the new Product Checking area in the Automatic Transmission plant at GM-H, Woodville, from the digging of foundations for the support pylons through construction, to the interior fit out and employees working in the checking area and the adjoining offices. Includes images of the construction and concrete pouring of the mezzanine cloaking area above the product checking area, and the construction of the oil filtration and recirculation room and installation of machinery. Also contains an image of a guage for base checking made by De Haviland Co.

[Photographs of extensions at Woodville; Automatic Transmission plant, aluminium section]

GM Holden Ltd, 1968, Photograph, BRG 213/77/53/VOL13/1-21

Black and white photographs of extensions at Woodville in Plant 11, with construction work on the floor of the aluminium section of the Automatic Transmission plant at GM-H, Woodville. Includes images of newly installed manufacturing machinery such as Lamb transfer machines, anodizing and Metadeal machinery, Aluminium qualifying machines, Lamb dial index 38746, and Lamb shuttle drill 38608.

GM-H South Australian Plants during World War II; volume 2, Woodville, Plant 11

GM Holden Ltd, 1939, Photograph, BRG 213/121/17/VOL2/56-79

Black and white mounted photographs, with annotations, of Plant No.11 at General Motors-Holden's Limited manufacturing Plant at Woodville during World War Two. Comprises images houses on the site prior to construction on Plant 11, site levelling and construction, completed building, workers at machinery, mezzanine offices, precision room including the safety showers and staff facilities.

[Photographs of extensions at Woodville; Automatic Transmission plant, laboratory]

GM Holden Ltd, 1967, Photograph, BRG 213/77/53/VOL14/71-83

Black and white photographs of extensions at Woodville in Plant 11, with the construction of the Laboratory in the Automatic Transmission plant at GM-H, Woodville. Includes images of the fit out including benches and equipment, such as a Jarrell Ash Spectrometer, and an Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer. Also contains photographs of the relocation of the Metallurgical Section, new plating offices under construction, and staff working in the lab.

[Photographs of extensions at Woodville; Automatic Transmission plant, steel section]

GM Holden Ltd, 1968, Photograph, BRG 213/77/53/VOL13/35-50

Black and white photographs of extensions at Woodville in Plant 11, with construction work on the floor of the steel section of the Automatic Transmission plant at GM-H, Woodville. Includes images of interior fit out newly installed manufacturing machinery such as Anneal furnace, Cross machines, GF copy lathes, Roto-Flo machine, Cincinnati Hydroform machine, and a CIG Transmig welder.

GM-H South Australian Plants during World War II; volume 2, No. 2 Plant Woodville

GM Holden Ltd, 1939, Photograph, BRG 213/121/17/VOL2/10-25

Black and white mounted photographs, with annotations, of Plant No.2 in General Motors-Holden's Limited manufacturing Plant at Woodville during World War Two. Comprises images of the workshop, workers at machinery, trim fabrication, aircraft assembly, Jeep trailer manufacture, body paint booths, and the Oxy bottle station.

[Photographs of extensions at Woodville; Automatic Transmission plant, cast iron section]

GM Holden Ltd, 1968, Photograph, BRG 213/77/53/VOL13/22-34

Black and white photographs of extensions at Woodville in Plant 11, with construction work on the floor of the cast iron section of the Automatic Transmission plant at GM-H, Woodville. Includes images of the installation of manufacturing machinery such as Kingsbury drills, a Bullard vertical lathe, Spline rolling machinery, Centri-Spray machine, and hydromation tank for cast iron.

[Photographs of extensions at Woodville; Automatic Transmission plant, 'autos and grinders' section]

GM Holden Ltd, 1968, Photograph, BRG 213/77/53/VOL13/51-62

Black and white photographs of extensions at Woodville in Plant 11, with construction work in the 'Autos and Grinders' section of the Automatic Transmission plant at GM-H, Woodville during Plant fit out of machinery and floor construction. Includes images of heat treatment machines on commission date, Brown and Sharpes lathes, and a Barnes drill.

Photographic study of GMH Woodville Plant; machines and equipment

GM Holden Ltd, 1941, Photograph, BRG 213/121/18/40-72

Black and white mounted photographs from an album titled 'Photographic Study, General Motors-Holden's Ltd., Woodville, South Australia, 1944'. Comprises images, with captions on verso, from the section in the album labelled 'Machines and Equipment' featuring tools and machinery used for manufacturing guns and military equipment used during World War II. Many were designed and built at the Woodville Plant.

GM-H South Australian Plants during World War II; volume 2, Woodville, Plant 5

GM Holden Ltd, 1939, Photograph, BRG 213/121/17/VOL2/39-50

Black and white mounted photographs, with annotations, of Plant No.5 at General Motors-Holden's Limited manufacturing Plant at Woodville during World War Two. Comprises images of workers at machinery machinery in the workshop, Kirksite section, Keller machines, Aircraft furnaces, and gun production.

Players from the West Torrens Football Club at matches and events

Messenger Press, c. 1980, Photograph, B 75500/1-160

A collection of photographs relating to the West Torrens Football Club, also known as the Eagles and part of the South Australian National Football League (SANFL). The images include action shots from various matches, player portraits and other club related activities. According to brief paperwork attached to the photos (now removed), many of the photographs were published in the Weekly Times Messenger or the Football Times. Where more than one date has been supplied, one of the dates may refer to the date of publication. See 'contents' for details of individual images.

GM-H South Australian Plants during World War II; volume 2, Woodville, Transport Building

GM Holden Ltd, 1939, Photograph, BRG 213/121/17/VOL2/80-90

Black and white mounted photographs, with annotations, of the new Transport Building at General Motors-Holden's Limited manufacturing Plant at Woodville during World War Two. Comprises images of the intended site prior to construction, yard levelling and building construction, the Lubrication Station, Wheel Aligner, and petrol and diesel pumps. Includes images of men working on cars in the yard and the workshop of the old Transport Building.

GM-H South Australian Plants during World War II; volume 2, Woodville

GM Holden Ltd, 1939, Photograph, BRG 213/121/17/VOL2/1-9

Black and white mounted photographs, with annotations, of General Motors-Holden's Limited manufacturing Plant at Woodville during World War Two. Comprises images of machinery, portable crane, various Plant frontages and the accounting offices.

[Photographs of expansion and machinery installation, Woodville plant]

GM Holden Ltd, 1953, Photograph, BRG 213/77/53/VOL3/27-88

Black and white photographs of building work and machinery installation at the GM-H Woodville plant. Includes images of A, B, C, G, H, M and old K lines in Plant 1, work on Plant 10 and 11 buildings, new machinery installed including Udylite chrome plating machine, Rectifier platform, Udylite Copper Plating Machine during installation, Clearing 144" Hyprodraw Press, copper, chrome and nickel plating machinery, and Bratby washing machine. Also contains photographs of houses to be demolished on Railway Terrace, and other areas in and around the Woodville plant.

GM-H South Australian Plants during World War II; volume 2, Woodville, continued

GM Holden Ltd, 1939, Photograph, BRG 213/121/17/VOL2/91-98

Black and white mounted photographs, with annotations, of General Motors-Holden's Limited manufacturing Plant at Woodville during World War Two. Includes images of workers at machinery, the acid deck and treatment bays.

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