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Power House Northern Interior pillars their curved metal surfaces streaked

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their curved metal surfaces streaked with rust and decades of residue

photographed in 2019 after the Sydney College of the Arts had vacated the Kirkbride Complex

weathered to the colour of the country around it

Many smaller NSW woolsheds fell out of regular use from the 1970s onward as station consolidation and changing land use reduced the number of operating sheep properties

their metal frames blooming with rust

Power House Northern Interior pillars their curved metal surfaces streakedInside the Powerhouse at Portland Cement Works, massive machinery stands silent beneath a steel truss roof. Originally two separate buildings joined as a single structure by 1910, the Powerhouse was central to cement production at the Commonwealth Portland Cement Company's works from 1902. An overhead gantry crane once ran the length of the building; the iron girders were imported from the same English manufacturer that supplied the Eveleigh Street

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