Top of the Mill Type:Unframed The building operated as a

The building operated as a combined post office and postmaster's residence from 1 November 1869 until 1945

The extension sits within a building that has been continuously licensed since 1859

the timber frame barely visible beneath the canopy

The station opened for passenger services on 21 November 1921 and closed on 26 March 1986

The dressing rooms were built to serve the factory workforce when ATL moved its precision manufacturing operations to Nancarrow Avenue in 1947

Top of the Mill Type:Unframed The building operated as aA long timber ladder leans against the whitewashed brick gable wall of the Jembaicumbene Steam Flour Mills, rising toward the apex of the exposed roof. Two red framed sash windows look out to open fields on either side. Charles Dransfield built this four storey mill in 1859 using locally made brick and farm sourced granite. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.