Open/Close Toolbox
Format: Photograph
Linked To
Organisation
Recollections
AddBy: Michael O'Brien14th Sep 2022 5:21PMThis was a very impressive building with marble staircases and cedar skirting boards 300mm high. During my early days of working at the Steelworks (1966-1983) there was an unexploded shell in the entrance foyer. This shell was mounted on a timber plinth with an explanation that it had been collected after the shelling by a Japanese submarine on 8th June 1942. This display disappeared in the 1970s when BHP became closer to Japanese companies when it purchased equipment from them (eg the No2 Bloom Mill).
Copyright
General Use Special Collections Copyright
Please contact Special Collections if you are a subject of an item, or know a subject of an item, and have cultural or other reservations about an item being made available on this website and would like to discuss this with us.
This item can be used for study and personal research purposes. If you wish to reproduce this item for any other purpose please contact the University of Newcastle Library's Special Collections.
If you have any further information about the item, please contact us.
BHP Administration Building, Mayfield, NSW, Australia [c.1920's]
Editing is temporarily disabled
Cancel EditClick on the image to add
a tag or press ESC to cancel
a tag or press ESC to cancel
loading google map....
BHP Administration Building, Mayfield, NSW, Australia [c.1920's], [A8803-P1253-1]. Living Histories, accessed 15/09/2024, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/18555