Parkview ballast This was the dispatch end

This was the dispatch end of a factory that once produced 27 million bottles a year

dust coating its plastic and metal fittings after years of disuse

cattle yards

and these gauges would have monitored the steam plant that ran here continuously from 1921 until full electrification in 1982

Buildings like this one represent the full arc of rural settlement on the Snowy Monaro: squatter huts of the 1830s

Parkview ballast This was the dispatch endA room in the novitiate building at the Lewisham Hospital complex sits under a coat of settled dust, surfaces undisturbed for decades. The novitiate was the entry point for women joining the Little Company of Mary, the order that ran the hospital from 1889 until around 1988. Part of the Lewisham Hospital series.