Timber Slab Hut Size:M Peeling paint and faded floor

Peeling paint and faded floor tiles record the slow deterioration of a passageway that once connected the domestic spaces of a working religious community

These dwellings were built to house mining families during the decades when Yubari supported a workforce of tens of thousands

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

and staff for nearly a century

purpose-built in 1926

Timber Slab Hut Size:M Peeling paint and faded floorA hand split slab hut with a corrugated metal gable roof stands beneath a large spreading tree on the Deua River, near Braidwood. A woven basket, a tin box and a low timber stool sit on the covered porch, left where they were. Helena (Nellie) Davis took up freehold title here in 1910; the original huts were completed in 1927, when Nellie moved in with her son Everid and daughter Neta. Part of the Woolla series.