Fitzroy history – from margarine factory to Aboriginal housing board
The photo below shows the chic art deco Birmacley Margarine Works at 127 Scotchmer Street, North Fitzroy, when it opened in 1936. The second photo shows the same building in 1948, and the last photo is of the building today, which now houses the offices of the Aboriginal Housing Board of Victoria.

Courtesy of the Fitzroy local history collection / ID: 15125 / photographer: unknown / copyright: expired – image is in the public domain / c1936

Courtesy of the Fitzroy local history collection / ID: 8755 / photographer: unknown / copyright: expired – image is in the public domain / c1948

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