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Dining Room Size:M the Powerhouse was central to

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the Powerhouse was central to cement production at the Commonwealth Portland Cement Company's works from 1902

Structures like this were the working infrastructure of the pastoral runs that shaped rural New South Wales from the squatting era onward

Small square windows punctuate the long facade

Corrugated iron became the standard cladding for Australian woolsheds from the 1850s

Parcel Van 3903 at Eveleigh

Dining Room Size:M the Powerhouse was central toChairs still pulled to a long table in the O I Glass dining room, every surface blanketed in dust. The room sat within the former Melbourne Glass Bottle Works at Spotswood, a site that produced glass on this stretch of the Yarra for over 100 years before closure in January 2012. Part of the O I Glass series.

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