Eagle Farm Hangars

Hangar No. 4 at Eagle Farm airfield in August 1943. The two gliders
in front of Hangar No 4 were assembled by the 81st Air Depot Group.
(Photo via Jim Moffett)

Gliders assembled by the 81st Air Depot Group at Eagle Farm airfield in Brisbane in
August 1943. The top of Hangar No. 3 can be seen in the background of this photo.
(Photo via Jim Moffett)

Building beside Hangar No. 1 which can be seen to the left of this building.
The Gateway Motorway is to the left of this photograph.

	DH61 "Apollo in front of one of the hangars at Eagle Farm. This was the first aircraft in the Qantas fleet to have an onboard toilet. The first DH61's arrived in April 1929.
	An injured patient being unloaded from a Qantas aircraft at Eagle Farm in front of that same hangar

	Hangars at Eagle Farm in about 1992. The Railway line is crossing from left to right across the photo and the Gateway Motorway goes diagonally upwards to the left at the left hand end of the photo.
	Hangars at Eagle Farm on 20 July 1999. Note the Gateway Bridge in the distance behind behind the right hand hangar. The two large hangars are post WW2 hangars.
	20 July 1999. Post WW2 hangar.
	20 July 1999. Two post WW2 hangars.
	Hangar No. 7 - northern end, 20 July 1999. Japanese aircraft were repaired in this hangar by the Allied Technical Intelligence Unit (ATIU).
	Hangar No. 7 and the other two hangars taken from the south eastern side, 20 July 1999
	Hangar No. 7 - photo taken looking northwards, 20 July 1999
	Australian Freight Services have their office in Hangar No. 7 which is now a Heritage Listed building, 20 July 1999
	20 July 1999. Post WW2 hangar.
	20 July 1999. Two post WW2 hangars.
	20 July 1999. Post WW2 hangar.
	20 July 1999. Post WW2 hangar.
	Looking across the railway line from Hangar No. 7, on 20 July 1999
	Photo taken looking across the railway line from between the two large hangars, 20 July 1999
	The western end of the two large post WW2 hangars, 20 July 1999
	Hangar No. 1 near Newstead Auctions, 20 July 1999
	Hangar No. 1 near Newstead Auctions, 20 July 1999