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Rise & Fall of the Abattoirs - Ross Lindsay & Terry Warnaby - 28 Nov 1989

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The Margaret Henry Oral History Archive is a collection of audio tapes, transcripts, summaries and essays that were part of the Oral Histories Open Foundation Course (1986-1989). Margaret Henry was a history lecturer at the UON in the 1980s.

The oral history tapes have been digitised and made freely available to the wider global research community thanks to the generosity of The Vera Deacon Regional History Fund.

SummaryInterview by Sherin Boogaard in 1989 with Ross Lindsay & Terry Warnaby about the Newcastle Abattoirs.

The abattoirs opened in 1915 and were located at Mayfield West close to the saleyards at Waratah and Mayfield.

Interviewees talk about health and hygiene regulations, job requirements and skills needed, meat processing and transportation, and issues impacting on wider global markets. Last edited by: sarah