Topdown brickwork picking out peeling paint and

picking out peeling paint and rust-stained concrete on surfaces that once sat above the heat of a working steam-driven dairy plant

Condenser Plinths at Rozelle

Built up through more than a century of continuous operation under four corporate identities

The building is one of the frontier town false fronts that made up Western Land

where thousands of workers and their families lived and laboured at Chichibu Mine

Topdown brickwork picking out peeling paint andA high angle drone view of the Big Hill Post Office roof, corrugated iron stained with rust and broken skylights open to the sky. The building sits within its paddock setting in Big Hill, north of Marulan on the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales. The post office operated from 1 November 1869 until 1945. Part of the Big Hill Post Office series.