Teachers Office Type:Unframed Genkan at Kaga

Genkan at Kaga

typical of the selector's cottages built across rural New South Wales from the 1860s onward

producing around 100 bread varieties from a 65-foot oven before the building was abandoned and ultimately demolished

the Victorian sandstone pavilion block designed by Colonial Architect James Barnet and completed in 1885

sunlight pressing through grime-streaked windows onto peeling paint and scattered debris

Teachers Office Type:Unframed Genkan at KagaDust covers the desks and chairs of the teachers' office at Macquarie Boys Technology High School, papers and scattered items still on the floor five years after the school closed in 2009. The room sits inside a 1950s post war government campus that once served western Sydney before enrolments fell to 220 students and the school was shut. Part of the Macquarie Boys Technology High series.