Discover the remarkable story of Alice Anderson, a true trailblazer in Australian history. Join us across a series of exciting events that celebrate her legacy and lasting impact.
Alice Anderson was a pioneering mechanic and entrepreneur from Kew who broke new ground in 1919 by establishing Australia’s first all-women motor garage. Her bold vision and determination helped redefine the role of women in the workforce and left a lasting impact on the local community.
We are proud to partner with the Alice Anderson Memorial Project to commission a new public artwork celebrating her life and achievements. To find out more, visit our Alice Anderson Public Art Project page.
Image credit: Alice Anderson at the wheel of her Hupmobile Touring. Credit: University of Melbourne Archives.
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