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Lot 5601, Town of Darwin (Qantas Hangar)
Permanent Declaration
Place
The hangar has a high social and historic significance because of its associations with the early development of aviation in the Northern Territory including its close associations with the first Australia-Europe air service (operated by Qantas) and the first Adelaide-Darwin service (operated by Guinea Airways).
The hangar is the only substantial relic of the former Darwin Civil Aerodrome which was closely associated with these pioneering air services as well as with the defence build-up of World War II which had a major influence on the history of the Northern Territory. It retains visible scars of the Japanese air raids of 19 February 1942. This Sydney Williams building is the second oldest hangar in the Northern Territory.
20/08/1992
03/09/1992
16/10/1992
Comment sought
08/04/1993
30/04/1993
21/04/1993
H92/0012
Historic
Darwin Municipality
Lot 5601, Town of Darwin.
22 MacDonald Street, Parap.
Photo
   
NameDescriptionDate Added
ViewQuantasHangar 291115_LR1.JPGQantas Hangar from the street28/JUL/21
ViewQuantasHangar 291115_LR2.JPGInterior of the Hangar showing the roof trusses and framing. The display is by the Automobile Enthusiasts Club28/JUL/21
ViewQuantasHangar 291115_LR3.JPGQantas Empire Airways Hangar at Parap. Front façade with sliding doors28/JUL/21
ViewQuantasHangar 291115_LR4.JPGReconstructed eastern facade with original windows salvaged from a similar hangar at the Archerfield aerodrome in Brisbane28/JUL/21
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Scan
   
NameDescriptionDate Added
ViewInstrument and Gazettal.pdf - 06/FEB/09
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Further Information
   
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Approximate Location
   
LAIS KeyStreet NumberStreet NameSuburbLocation CodeLot NumberLTO PlanPartTenure
200 05601 22MACDONALDPARAP2005601 - - Freehold
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