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249 photos and 6 illustrations tagged trousers, from 13 members of Flickr Commons.

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Discharging chromite at the Corporation Quay, Sunderland

  • A.Davey said:
    Hard work. I don't imagine breathing chrome-ore dust would be good for you.
  • AdolfGalland said:
    All that ore and only 4 people to do the job.

Women of the A.W.A.S. on the gun site at Victoria Park

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    During the Second World War, a number of fibrolite military buildings were constructed at various points in Victoria Park by the forces of the United States of America. Following the outbreak of war in the Pacific in late 1941, Brisbane was transformed into a locale of intense military activity with thousands of American troops stationed there before being shipped off to fight the Japanese forces in the Pacific. While most of the accommodation was canvas tents, a number of huts of fibrolite on timber stumps were constructed south of Herston Road and Gregory Terrace. After the war until 1947 many of these huts were used to house Australian war brides (Australian women who had married American servicemen). After these women married an American they became stateless, losing their Australian citizenship but unable to acquire U. S. citizenship or legal rights as several years of residence in the U.S.A was required. This left many women in a very difficult position. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoria_Park,_Brisbane#Heritage_li...

Laying a 45 ton block on Roker Pier, 1895

  • Wayne Hill said:
    Look at the size of those chains doing that lift. These days the use would be wire rope. BIG LINKS