Mill Hoist Floor green cape first as a tuberculosis sanatorium

first as a tuberculosis sanatorium from 1903

Disused machinery and intricate pipework fill the concentrate room at Peters Creameries Pty Ltd's Chatham factory

The southeastern corner of the Peters Creameries Pty Ltd Factory at Chatham

Standing water pools across the concrete floor of the pump hall basement at West Ryde Pumping Station

sits on a stained concrete slab with crawler tracks visible beneath

Mill Hoist Floor green cape first as a tuberculosis sanatoriumA timber staircase rises against a granite and locally made brick wall inside the four storey Jembaicumbene Steam Flour Mills, thick ropes hanging from a timber hoist frame in the foreground. The mill was built in 1859 by Charles Dransfield using stone quarried from the farm and beams cut from the Budawang Ranges, with engineering by P. N. Russell and Co. of Sydney. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.