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Copy 1 of 5|'This is a diary which celebrates, in words and photographs, the women of Melbourne's western suburbs who have at one time or another worked in the explosives and munitions industries.

Copy 2 of 5|This is a diary which celebrates, in words and photographs, the|women of Melbourne's western suburbs who have at one time or|another worked in the explosives and munitions industries.

Copy 3 of 5|'This is a diary which celebrates, in words and photographs, the|women of Melbourne's western suburbs who have at one time or|another worked in the explosives and munitions industries.

Copy 4 of 5|'This is a diary which celebrates, in words and photographs, the|women of Melbourne's western suburbs who have at one time or|another worked in the explosives and munitions industries.

Copy 5 of 5|'This is a diary which celebrates, in words and photographs, the|women of Melbourne's western suburbs who have at one time or|another worked in the explosives and munitions industries.

A chapter extracted from an unknown source deatiling the establishment of munitions factories in Australia.

A compilation of articles/chapters that focus on the many varied aspects of the development and progress of the munitions industry in Australia.

Copy 1 of 2|Scale Indeterminable.|Photocopy.|Map of the powder magazine munitions site in Maribyrnong by the river. Map contains geographic contours.

Copy 2 of 2|Scale Indeterminable.|Photocopy.|Map of the powder magazine munitions site in Maribyrnong by the river. Map contains geographic contours.

Numerous reports detailing studies and recommendations on the future use and development of the Maribyrnong munitions factory.

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Essay exploring the nature of work for women in factories in the western suburbs during 1923-55. Majority of the essay concentrates on the munitions industry but also includes Drayton's (Sunshine Potteries) and H.V Mckay.

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This collection is made up of draft notes and source material of various kinds for writing a history of the Dept. of Munitions. Items range from the fairly elaborate draft histories of war time directorates down through often detailed stories with…

A reference guide to government sources relating to the employment of women during WWII. This list provides accession numbers to government directorates and documents held by the Australian Archives.|Also included is an information sheet 'Access to…

Personal notes containing a bibliography of non-government sources relating to the employment of women during WWII.

A history of the Powder Magazine in Footscray. Included are the author's personal research notes and references in two separate journals.|Includes a chronology of keepers of the magazine from 1878-1935.|In 2005, a Jack's Magazine fact sheet was…

Contents:|1. Open day 1984 newsletter.|2. Maps/floor plans - Fuze section, Manufacturing, Overall layout.|3. Listings of products - chemical & fabricated metal.|4. Ammo News - Newsletter, Vol. 6, 1984.|5. Factory information leaflet.|6. Factory info.…

Contains three letters sent to the museum from workers who used to work in the munition factories in the western region.

Source indeterminable.|Chapter from a book on the munitions industry in Australia that concentrates on the factory in Footscray. Content describes the function and workings of the factory.

Contains two poems - Time-and Motion Study & The Strikers - written by Mrs. Haskell, who worked in Small Arms Ammunition 1930's - 1960's.

Numerous article clipping from the 1880's looking at the manufacture and associated issues of explosives. Content explores safety regulations, the manufacture of explosives (dynamite), trials and experiments, importation and incidents involving…

Handwritten speech that was delivered by Miss Wright on 20-11-1980, on her retirement. Miss Wright had worked at the Footscray munition factory since 1939.

An interview conducted on the topic of 'Working Life' - by students at the Footscray Institute of Technology.

A photocopy of pictorial or munitions industry employment of women during WW II.

A history of the Powder Magazine in Footscray.

Includes working notes and drafts.|William Holten Pettit grew up in Footscray and describes his childhood with detail on school and all the landmarks that were found in the district. After educating as a chemist he went to work at places like…
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