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    Visit The Muster Point.  View Printable Version  
    Wednesday, July 07 2010 @ 02:09 PM
    Contributed by: aub

    Commencing in July 1998, Squires’ work was not complete until September 1999 – such was the time needed to win support for the project from a number of departments within BHP, onsite contractors, to gain DA and BA approval from the local council and to also fabricate what is a very large structure. Made from more than 70 tonnes of BHP steel, the eight-metre high sculpture (measuring 8m x 12m x 8m) is an imposing structure. The exterior has a stylised representation of the BHP skyline encased within the design element of a BHP maintenance shop. Inside there are a number of references to the people and place of the steelworks such that as former employees visit with their family they can take them on a tour of their working lives. It is illuminated at night. For images of The Muster Point see "Media Gallery" on this site
    Artist – Julie Squires
    The Muster Point is a 70 tonne steel sculpture with bronze cast figures + objects, found objects + components from the Steelworks, 8m x 12m x 8m, associated pathways (railways sleepers and ballast), located near entrance to steelworks site, George St & Selwyn St off Industrial Drive, Mayfield.

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    BHP Reunion 2010

    11 Year BHP Anniversary Reunion

    2nd Newcastle Bar Mill Reunion [OneSteel Employees]

    BHP Newcastle Employees 1915 to 1999 - OneSteel Employees 2000 to 2010

    In September 2010 it will be 11 years since the closure of the Front End in Newcastle.
    To keep in touch with the "Men and Women of Steel"
    we are holding the 11 year reunion on

    Saturday September 25 - 2010

    Mayfield Sports Club, Crebert Street, Mayfield, at 12:30pm
    "Free Entry"

    Sponsored by Pathways Employment Services and Hunter United Credit Union.
    For more information contact Aubrey Brooks
    on 02 4984 5264 or email obisan[at]hunterlink.net.au
    Organised by Newcastle Industrial Heritage Association Inc.

    Click here to download a printable Reunion Flier.


    10 year event to commemorate closure of the steelworks  View Printable Version  
    Monday, January 25 2010 @ 10:20 PM
    Contributed by: bobcook

    10 Year Anniversary of Closure of Newcastle Steelworks from bob cook on Vimeo.

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    NBN TV News on 2 events to remember 10 years since the steelworks closed  View Printable Version  
    Sunday, October 18 2009 @ 11:55 PM
    Contributed by: bobcook

    NBN TV News on reunion 09 from bob cook on Vimeo.

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    Newcastle Steelworks in the early days.  View Printable Version  
    Thursday, October 08 2009 @ 10:27 PM
    Contributed by: bobcook

    Steelmaking at Newcastle 1918-1927 from bob cook on Vimeo.

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    10 years after the steelworks  View Printable Version  
    Thursday, October 08 2009 @ 10:23 PM
    Contributed by: bobcook

    Stateline - 10 years since steel from bob cook on Vimeo.

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    About Us

    The Newcastle Industrial Heritage Association Inc. is a community group formed in May 2000 to promote the role that all Industries have played in Australia’s development.

    Objectives of the Association

    • To promote the role that Hunter Industries and Manufacturing has played in developing Australia’s Heritage.
    • To facilitate and present research into the Hunter Region’s Industrial Heritage.
    • To promote and support the conservation of the region’s industrial heritage including any links there to which maybe broader a field.
    • To encourage the development and operation of a repository for materials and documents related to industrial heritage.
    • To promote tourism and adaptive reuse of existing industrial heritage sites, buildings and moveable objects.

    Bob Cook, President

    Newcastle Industrial Heritage Association Inc.

    Association meetings are held on 2nd Wednesday of each month at Mayfield Sport and Recreation Club Crebert St, Mayfield 2304, at 7pm.

    Visitors and new members are welcome.

    Application fee $15.00
    Annual subscription $10.00

    Make a post in the forum to contact us or to ask any questions.



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