DescriptionStaff at sewing machines. In 1911, Bishop and Woodward took over the operation of Queensland Woollen Mills. (Information from Robyn Buchanan, 'Ipswich in the 20th Century: Celebrating 100 years as a city 1904-2004', 2004). The mill was situated at North Ipswich and the office and warehouse were on the corner of Limestone and East Streets, Ipswich. References (offline)Information from George Harrison, “Jubilee History of Ipswich, 1910.
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