Power House Crane stone hut Beer Garden at Pyrmont

Beer Garden at Pyrmont

The station precinct opened on 21 November 1921 as the terminus of the Goulburn-Bombala line

serving first as a tuberculosis facility for male patients and later as a hospital for the aged and chronically ill

Rusting beams and abandoned control panels fill the Slab Caster Plant at Port Kembla Steelworks

produced footwear under the Purnell Shoe Company name by the 1970s

Power House Crane stone hut Beer Garden at PyrmontThe overhead gantry crane of the Portland Cement Works power house hangs suspended across the full width of the decaying interior, its rusted steel frame intact against crumbling brickwork. The powerhouse, constructed around 1902 and extended by 1910, was central to the Commonwealth Portland Cement Company's operations at Portland, NSW. Iron girders were imported from the same English manufacturer that supplied the Eveleigh Street Railway Yards. Part