Museum station was one of 2 underground stations in Melbourne's CBD on the city loop line, named Museum as you guess it, it was opposite Melbourne's Main Museum but has now been renamed Melbourne Central train station.
I was not there from the start but there was a big push to get it finished on time once they had finished the concrete pouring levels to the top.
My job was to help install the lifts as an electrician wiring up all the call buttons, lift cars and motor rooms up the top.
Back in the day a lot more was fabricated and wired up on site, nowadays most thing are prepared in a factory and just assembled on site.
Seeing my Melbourne photos always brings back such good memories, I did my apprenticeship as an electrician down there after leaving school.
We had to do an extra 6 month to qualify as a Lift Mechanic as well. As an apprentice we started in the service department teamed up with a tradesman and mainly did programmed maintenance and break downs. The service department was not really my passion. I was keen to get into the construction department and do the new installations and modernisations.