The recently established Works at Sunshine, for the manufacture of Durasbestos and Terra Cotta, 1927
The recently established Works at Sunshine, for the manufacture of Durasbestos and Terra Cotta, 1927
Sunshine is an industrial and residential suburb 12 km north-west of central Melbourne, situated at the junction of the railway lines to Ballarat (1889) and Bendigo (1862).
When the railways junction was formed the place was named Braybrook Junction. (Braybrook village was nearby, and the area was in Braybrook shire). At the turn of the century Braybrook Junction had an ore treatment works and the Braybrook Implement Works (agricultural implements). In 1903 the Australian handbook described Braybrook and Braybrook Junction, which became Sunshine in 1907:
The recently established Works at Sunshine, for the manufacture of Durasbestos and Terra Cotta, 1927
Sunshine Harvester Works, 1964
Municipal Office, Sunshine, 1967
An aerial view of Sunshine Overpass, 1962
H.V. McKay-Massey Harris Sunshine harvester works, Sunshine, c1937
H.V. McKay Offices, Devonshire Road, Sunshine, 2000
H.V. McKay Memorial Gardens, Barley Reserve, 2000
McKay Estate, 12 Sydney Street, Sunshine, 2000
McKay Presbyterian Church, Anderson Street, Sunshine, 2000
Sunshine Engines, Land Settlement in Victoria, 1920
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