The Story of the Graving Dock, Sydney, Australia (Published 1945)
This 1945 publication provides a detailed account of the creation of the Graving Dock at Sydney, one of Australia’s most significant wartime engineering achievements. Commissioned during World War II, this impressive structure was critical to maintaining naval and merchant fleets in the Pacific theatre. The book explores its design, construction, and the logistical challenges overcome by Australian engineers and workers. Illustrated with photographs, technical diagrams, and official records, it offers a vivid depiction of this engineering feat and its crucial role in Australia’s wartime efforts. A rare and historically significant work, it is indispensable for maritime historians, collectors, and anyone with an interest in Australia’s industrial and military heritage.
The Story of the Graving Dock
The Story of the Graving Dock - Sydney, Australia. Published by the Director-General of Works to commemorate the Official Opening of the Graving Dock, Sydney, on 24 March 1945, by His Royal Highness. Includes black and white portraits, as well as a series of photographs of the Dock.
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