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a green steel door carries graffiti tags against white-painted brick
the settlement's civic heart for three decades
graffiti covers the concrete walls and timber boarding behind it
A weathered timber shack stands alone on Myrtle Mountain
once housed the precision manufacturing operation that supplied racecourse betting systems to 29 countries
Upstairs Workshop Size:XS a green steel door carriesWorkbenches and forgotten tools sit under a layer of dust in the upstairs workshop of the Northcote Shoe Factory, light pushing through grimy windows to fall across what was left behind. The building on the corner of Arthurton Road and Helen Street was purpose built in 1926, replacing two earlier premises on Eastment Street where the operation began. By the 1970s the factory was trading as Purnell Shoe Company. Part of the Northcote Shoe Factory