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Objects Through Time: norwegian

Snowy Mountains Authority hard hat, c. 1953 - 1954
1953 Snowy Hydro Hard Hat

White painted Bakelite hard hat, Snowy Mountains Authority, Australia, c 1953-1954. Standard issue protective clothing for use on the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric scheme. Continue reading →

Hans Berents skis and stocks 1952. Courtesy Powerhouse Museum
1952 Snowy Hydro Hans Berents skis and stocks

Pair of long laminated wooden skis and bamboo stocks that were owned and used by Hans Berents while working on the construction of the Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Scheme… Continue reading →

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1950 Fairfield Commonwealth Hostels Ltd. Recipe Book No. 32 and No. 66

The Villawood Migrant Hostel recipe books and dining equipment are historically significant as evidence of the daily ritual of communal dining at the Hostel from 1948 until the mid 1980s. Continue reading →

1950 – 1960 Westbridge Migrant Hostel Bassinette

The first major post-war wave of migration started with displaced persons. These people had fled their countries of birth due to war, dislocation… Continue reading →

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