Room For Life signhill Buildings like this one represent

Buildings like this one represent the full arc of pastoral settlement: selector's cottages staked on 320-acre gambles

Balmain Leagues Club served as the social heartbeat of Tigers country until its closure on 28 March 2010

the iron girders were imported from the same English manufacturer that supplied the Eveleigh Street Railway Yards

Dust-covered shelves hold forgotten tools and spare parts inside a storeroom at Halvorsen's Boat Yard

serving a small Southern Tablelands settlement established fifty years before the post office ever opened

Room For Life signhill Buildings like this one representSunlight reaches across a dust covered floor in the novitiate building of the former Lewisham Hospital, Convent and Grounds. The Little Company of Mary ran this site from 1889, when Cardinal Moran opened the first hospital wing, until 1986. The hospital formally closed around 1988. Part of the Lewisham Hospital series.