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Cheese Room, Kameruka Estate (interior). Each one of the cheeses on shelves had to be turned by hand...

Cheese Room, Kameruka Estate (interior). Each one of the cheeses on shelves had to be turned by hand...

https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/n883x5Pn

Cheese Room, Kameruka Estate (interior). Each one of the cheeses on shelves had to be turned by hand every day, sometimes for nine months for the matured cheese, some weighed up to 70 pounds. Below the bottom shelf there was a tunnel from the east, drawing cooler air. The Estate is 12 miles from Candelo, NSW

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Cheese Room, Kameruka Estate (interior). Each one of the cheeses on shelves had to be turned by hand every day, sometimes for nine months for the matured cheese, some weighed up to 70 pounds. Below the bottom shelf there was a tunnel from the east, drawing cooler air. The Estate is 12 miles from Candelo, NSW

Date

c 1893

Call Numbers

At Work and Play - 02264

Record Identifier

n883x5Pn

Reference Code

390310
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Full title

Cheese Room, Kameruka Estate (interior). Each one of the cheeses on shelves had to be turned by hand every day, sometimes for nine months for the matured cheese, some weighed up to 70 pounds. Below the bottom shelf there was a tunnel from the east, drawing cooler air. The Estate is 12 miles from Candelo, NSW

Notes

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Reference: Kameruka / Vicky Small. [Bega, N.S.W.] : Kameruka Estates, 1989. Location number: Q994.47/35 Mitchell Library
Kameruka Estate Cheese Factory

Digital order no:bcp_02264

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Original item no. BCP 02264

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At Work and Play - 02264

Record Identifier

n883x5Pn

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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/n883x5Pn

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390310

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