Another view of the portable piggery constructed by the boys from material on the ground at the St Lucia Farm Training School for Boys, Brisbane Australia

(1933). Another view of the portable piggery constructed by the boys from material on the ground at the St Lucia Farm Training School for Boys, Brisbane Australia. The University of Queensland, Fryer Library.

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Title Another view of the portable piggery constructed by the boys from material on the ground at the St Lucia Farm Training School for Boys, Brisbane Australia
Publisher The University of Queensland, Fryer Library
Publication date 1933
Contributor University of Queensland
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Format photograph
Source UQFL466_AB_P_23
Language eng
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Subject 430101 History - Australian
Abstract/Summary Another view of the portable piggery constructed by the boys from material on the ground at the St Lucia Farm Training School for Boys, Brisbane Australia. The trough was made from a hollow log and the shelter was part of an old truck. The St Lucia site was used between 1933 and 1937 for the St Lucia farm training school, providing unemployment relief and agricultural training for youth.
Keyword St. Lucia Farm School
University of Queensland -- Pictorial works
St. Lucia (Qld.) -- History
Pigs
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