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Melba's Chocolates first started in a backyard shed in 1981, is now housed in the Heritage Listed former Southern Farmers Cheese Factory building at Woodside in the Adelaide Hills. Free Entry, See, Hear, Smell, and Taste. Melba's has viewing barriers and windows installed for visitors to see the Factory in action. Their Staff can be seen involved in a range of activities from making old fashion 1 Inch Licorice Blocks to Chocolate Coating fruit and nuts to Enrobing and depositing fine couveture chocolates.
Visitors are invited to wander between 5 production rooms and watch a traditional range of sweets being made on historic machinery.Samples and entry are free.
Canon 30D, 18-55
2010
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She is from Lena. I'm not sure what I think of her. Anyone know anything about her? I think she looks like Emma Pilsbury from 'Glee' :-)
In the closing days of WWII The Japanese dug four small caves here for an airplane factory. They were only able to build one or two planes here before the end of the war!
Trying to remember name and location - amazing factory with built in visitor centre that led you through the process of making livarot and camembert cheeses
Factory 500 Tour
March 28, 2014
Radiant Hall Studios in Lawrenceville
with 15 studio artists and Director Ryan Lammie
and featuring Tugboat Print Shop, Wild Purveyors and Roundabout Brewery
The Australasian Jam Company factory in Garden Street, South Yarra, Chapel Street in the background. Circa 1950.
I was an Electrical Apprentice at the factory and took this picture at the entrance at "smoko" time which was about 9am in the morning. The factory started with two steam activated whistles at 7.30 AM each day, the sound travelling for miles around . The factory was converted to an upmarket shopping centre many years later . This is where AJC labelled jams and fruit came from.
On the left side is the front of an FX Holden , very valuable today .