DescriptionErecting shop under construction, Islington Workshops, 1902 (SLSA B-12638).jpg
English: A view of the interior of a very large building under construction, titled on the mount board as "Erecting Shop, Islington, Dec 1902. L.J. Leahy contractor". Several men are standing facing the camera and one man is high in the roof trusses. This building was where the South Australian Railways assembled locomotives and rolling stock.
This image originates in a low-resolution download available free of charge from the State Library of South Australia website (see “Source”). The library's web page states that a higher-resolution image (size 30 MB) is available for purchase from them.
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Interior of the Erecting Shop under construction at Islington Workshops, South Australian Railways, 1902