Garden Colour:Black its walls shedding paint and

its walls shedding paint and plaster in layers down to bare substrate

the building stood sealed and abandoned for six years after a July 2007 fire displaced its final residents

Machinery like this moved grain through the mill's gravity-fed system

its weathered walls and collapsing roof marking decades of disuse since the facility closed in May 1999

its surface marked by corrosion from years of exposure

Garden Colour:Black its walls shedding paint andOvergrown pathways wind through what were once carefully planned garden beds at the Queen Victoria Sanitorium. The grounds sit on Kings Tableland at roughly 867 metres elevation, remote bushland pressing in on all sides. Opened in 1903 as a tuberculosis sanatorium designed by architect George Sydney Jones, the complex operated for 96 years before closing in May 1999. Part of the Queen Victoria Sanitorium series.