Port Melbourne, Southeast, Victoria, Australia, Early 1940s

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Item XP 24716 Photograph. Port Melbourne, Southeast, Victoria, Australia. early 1940s

Summary

Here's my Aunty Eileen with the bike she bought from the shop in Lorimer St South Melbourne, it was a Malvern Star. She would ride her bike to and from work. This is taken in front of the Cotton Dressings Factory in Port Melbourne where Aunt Eileen worked. The factory made cotton wool and other products . (Bill Hunter 23 Dec 2014)