CCC workers clearing timber, Fish River, Oberon, November 1943
Art ART30268.019 Second World War, 1939-1945Several workers clearing timber. The men are chopping wood with axes as well as using other equipment to clear the wood.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Six independent figures generally walking and carrying building equipment such as poles and wheelbarrows.
Several workers clearing timber. The men are chopping wood with axes as well as using other equipment to clear the wood.

Three labourers, bending their knees and exerting a large amount of energy, lift a thin, rectangular object.

Six men lining up outside the mess hall at Oberon CCC camp. McClintock utilises social realism as a means to facilitate the viewer's appreciation of the co-operation between workers.

Scene showing sheds and men during early morning. Trees and building equipment fill the surrounding area.

Interior of a canteen at the Civil Construction Corps camp site at Fish River, Oberon.

Camp site scene including sheds, figures in groups, a large cylindrical object and surrounding hills and trees.
