Photographic study of GM-H Woodville Plant; shop and plant [BRG 213/121/18/83-92] • Photograph
General layout of Woodville Plant.
As seen by R.G.Stoward of Art and Colour Section.
Tool room.
Portion of machines with gun production in background.
Grinding room.
In No.11 production machine shop.
Diesel section.
In No.11 production machine shop.
Portion of ordnance production section.
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 'Shop and Plant' featuring sections within the Woodville Plant used for manufacturing military equipment for World War II. Includes tool and grinding room, ordnance manufacturing, Aircraft workshop, maintenance shop, and trainees. Also contains photographs of telephones in the Air Raid control room, and air raid trenches.
No.10 Aircraft production section.
Manufacturing Beaufort Bomber parts.
Air raid precaution general control room.
At Woodville plant.
Air raid slit trenches.
At Woodville plant.
Maintenance shop.
Engineering Technical Trainees and Fitting and Turning Apprentices on machine repairs.
Technical trainee.
'Technical Trainees cover every phase of work. Here, Technical Trainee is preparing detail instruction sheets for Precision Room work.