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Conference Paper

Author

Zweep, Martin

Title

A new life for a Wheatbelt Cathedral

In

Engineering Heritage Victoria, Speakers Programme

Imprint

16 October 2014

Url

https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/Event/ehv-guest-speaker-program-new-life-wheatbelt-cathedral

Abstract

The Murtoa Stick Shed is a huge wheat storage facility built during World War Two.

The structure has recently been restored.

The interior of the structure provides arguably the most impressive internal vistas experienced in any building in Victoria.

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