Corporate Body

Victoria Division (1919 - )

Institution of Engineers, Australia

From
1919
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Association and Society or membership organisation
Alternative Names
  • Melbourne division (Former name, 1919 - 17 June 1968)
Website
http://www.vic.ieaust.org.au
Location
Level 31/600 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000

Summary

The Victoria Division of the Institution of Engineers, Australia (trading as "Engineers Australia") was established in 1919 as the Melbourne Division. It changed its name to the Victoria Division on 17 June 1968, when it moved from Kelvin Hall, in Exhibition Street, Melbourne, to Clunies Ross House, Royal Parade, Parkville. In 2002 the Division had around 14,000 members.

Details

Former website http://www.vic.ieaust.org.au is archived at: webarchive.nla.gov.au

Related People

Archival resources

State Library of Victoria, Australian Manuscripts Collection

  • Records, ca. 1883-1980. [manuscript], c. 1883 - 1980, YMS 11170; Institution of Engineers, Australia. Victoria Division.; State Library of Victoria, Australian Manuscripts Collection. Details

Published resources

Books

  • Institution of Engineers Australia. Victoria Division, Annual Report and Balance Sheet, 1968 (Institution of Engineers, Australia. Victoria Division, 1969), 4 pp. 'Change of Name - On June 17, 1968 the name of the Division was changed from Melbourne Division to Victoria Division', p.2. Details

Journal Articles

  • Bradley, F. R., 'Australian telegraph practice (Illustrated)', Commonwealth Engineer, 9 (6) (1922), 189-192. Details
  • Dethridge, J. S., 'Irrigation works and practice in Victoria', Commonwealth Engineer, 9 (1) (1921), 20-21. Details
  • Edgerton, J. A., 'The electric furnace in steel manufacturing', Commonwealth Engineer, 9 (2) (1921), 44-46. Details
  • Farrer, A., 'Ballarat Water supply, sewerage and drainage', Commonwealth Engineer, 20 (4) (1932), 109-111. Details
  • Finch, L. H., 'Roads and general maintenance at Ballarat', Commonwealth Engineer, 20 (4) (1932), 119-121. Details
  • Institution of Engineers Australia. Melbourne Division, 'Annual General Meeting Notice and Annual Report 1948-49', Division Notes (1949). 'Victorian Institute of Engineers proposed amalgamation', p.24. Details
  • Institution of Engineers Australia. Melbourne Division, 'Annual General Meeting Notice and Annual Report 1949-50', Division Notes (1950). 'Victorian Institute of Engineers amalgamation with the Institution of Engineers, Australia', p.23. Details
  • Institution of Engineers Australia. Melbourne Division, 'Annual General Meeting Notice and Annual Report 1950-51', Division Notes (1951). 'Victorian Institute of Engineers amalgamation with the Institution of Engineers, Australia', p.27. Details

Resources

Resource Sections

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