Power House site near Broken Hill, New South Wales.
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05/07/1913
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A power house site, possibly at the construction site of the Umberumberka Reservoir north-west of Broken Hill, New South Wales. Broken Hill South was one of the largest of the Broken Hill lead-zinc mines and a major member of the Collins House group of companies. During the nineteen thirties it diversified into various other mining activities including a wide scale programme of mineral exploration. The mine itself closed in 1972 with the bulk of its operations being taken over by CRA, North Broken Hill and WMC. Inscription: "Power House Site" and "5.7.13" is written in ink on the photograph.
203765 Item: [1974.0040.00363] "Power House site near Broken Hill, New South Wales."
A power house site, possibly at the construction site of the Umberumberka Reservoir north-west of Broken Hill, New South Wales. Broken Hill South was one of the largest of the Broken Hill lead-zinc mines and a major member of the Collins House group of companies. During the nineteen thirties it diversified into various other mining activities including a wide scale programme of mineral exploration. The mine itself closed in 1972 with the bulk of its operations being taken over by CRA, North Broken Hill and WMC. Inscription: "Power House Site" and "5.7.13" is written in ink on the photograph.
203765 Item: [1974.0040.00363] "Power House site near Broken Hill, New South Wales."