The Pattern Maker’s Shop
The most authentic part of the pre-Fire Workshops was the Pattern Makers’ Shop. It looked almost as it did when…
Formerly Harvey Districts Oral History Group
The most authentic part of the pre-Fire Workshops was the Pattern Makers’ Shop. It looked almost as it did when…
By Ray Brown Introduction – Wellington Mills Primary School was the first of my postings as a teacher. The year…
You would think with a name like that he would have to come from Scotland but he’s Australian. He was…
Since writing the article on the pumps I have been told that the pumps we sent to Fremantle date from…
By Don Jones. After the mining boom ended in Kalgoorlie in 1937 my parents moved to Yarloop. My father got…
Generally overlooked but next to each of our boilers are steam-driven water pumps. When one of the marine engineers came…
Last month I mentioned our anvil family. This month it’s the boilers. We have at least 11 members of this…
In this article I return to the objects on the site starting with an ‘A’ for Anvil. The Anvils The…
This month I’m introducing you to one of our stationary steam engines. The Davey Paxman This machine, built in Colchester,…
It has been my intention for some time to provide short stories of the objects in the museum that is…