Wool Press cans Sunlight reaches the first level

Sunlight reaches the first level of Seika Dormitory through broken windows

Basic oxygen steelmaking was introduced at Port Kembla in 1972 in 200/250 tonne vessels

producing crushed dolerite for road base across northern Sydney

floor by floor

Rows of timber A-frames and corrugated iron slowly losing the fight against weather and time at the Smith Street workshop

Wool Press cans Sunlight reaches the first levelA wool press donated from a nearby community woolshed sits inside the Bombala Railway Station precinct, brought in when a newer facility was built to replace it. The machine is approximately 135 years old. Donated alongside it were bale weighing scales and stone sharpening wheels. The station precinct opened on 21 November 1921 as the terminus of the Goulburn Bombala line. Part of the Bombala Station series.