Wash House Size:XS its bolts and hinges holding

its bolts and hinges holding firm against more than a century of weathering

The Commonwealth Portland Cement Company built this structure as part of the Federation-era plant that commenced cement production on 4 August 1902

Pioneer Way Motel at New South Wales

the plant ran dairy production across multiple product lines until its closure in the late 1990s

near-vertical rock walls rise through a Jurassic diatreme

Wash House Size:XS its bolts and hinges holdingInside the Wash House at Portland Cement Works, rusted laundry machines stand where workers once cleaned up after shifts in one of Australia's most significant cement plants. The building is part of a precinct that produced cement from 4 August 1902 until November 1991, sustaining a town of more than 3,000 people at its peak. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.