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The Osterley flour mill, Osterley Park on banks of Hunter River [copies, n.d.]. Blown up by Army during World War 2.
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InformationBrian at Gostwyck: This is not a butter factory. It is the Osterley flour mill, and it was blown up in WW2 not WW1. See "A Forest No More" by Margaret Osborn, c2001, p28. According to the book, this photo was taken by the Apps family from the river bank on Lidney Park in 1925.SubjectHunter River (N.S.W.)
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InformationBrian at Gostwyck: This is not a butter factory. It is the Osterley flour mill, and it was blown up in WW2 not WW1. See "A Forest No More" by Margaret Osborn, c2001, p28. According to the book, this photo was taken by the Apps family from the river bank on Lidney Park in 1925.SubjectHunter River (N.S.W.)Relates to
Geotag[1] Osterley, NSWPlaceOsterley, NSW
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D'Ombrain, Athel, 1901-1985, The Osterley flour mill, Osterley Park on banks of Hunter River [copies, n.d.]. Blown up by Army during World War 2., [B10398-N0561]. Living Histories, accessed 20/03/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/14700