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Aircraft factory, Chullora

from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection

  • Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection said:
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/hpeters] Thanks for adding that [very secret] info; it's very interesting. AB
  • Aussie-Pete 4 said:
    Wow how interesting was that info !!
  • Jan Novotny said:
    I was wondering where it was in Chullora, now I know. Thanks
  • Greg Russell said:
    The Chullora Aircraft Factory photo is at the NSW government railways site and the items are the rear portion of engine nacelles. The aircraft I think they are for is a Beaufighter. An example was a Fairey -built 1C A19-2 with Australian installation of Wright Cyclone GR2600-A5Bs in long nacelles that extended beyond the wing trailing edge these nacelles also housed the retractable undercarriage. All of this was meant for proposed production variants Beaufighter V111 and 1X . Witch came to nothing due to the end of hostilities. Aircraft Factory Chullora photo. Showing four nacelles, two of which were used on Beaufighter A19-2, as this Aircraft was used for a trial installation of Wright Cyclone engines,being carried out in Australia. A photo of A19-2 with these nacelles appears in Bristol Aircraft Since 1910 bY C H Barnes.This photo is said to be 1943 But the accompanying text suggests 1944 or later. This tidies up the timeline a bit. Care of my father Colin Russell Source Profile Publications No. 137 The Bristol Beaufighter I & II Page 16 (top of)
  • Greg Russell said:
    I have photos of my source but do not know how to add it

Chullora Railway Canteen - dining room

from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection

  • Highranger said:
    Not a lot of room when everybody comes. I'd hate to be the cleaner too! none of the chairs stack on top of each other. It's so funny that the staff were brought in as photo props.
  • dunedoo said:
    Highranger Have you noticed the sign hanging from the ceiling, top right. "No. 1 Group" so I assume there is a No 2 and maybe No 3 ?.
  • Highranger said:
    dunedoo Maybe the group allocation allowed the staff to clear the tables? I did notice that...reminds me of boarding school ;-(
  • sdgny61 said:
    Old RESTAURANTS dining rooms this way for sure. Looks like quite a crowded place. Crop Mobilya ( yemek odası ) modelleri.

Coppersmiths - tube bending section, south west view

from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection

  • beachcomber australia said:
    See comments on next photo ... The "tube bending section" features from 1:20 in this wonderful 1941 film - youtu.be/jBfpjPCb2r8