On the Catwalk Size:M The type A285 scalloped concrete

The type A285 scalloped concrete silo

The gantry connected the malthouses to the rail siding where barley arrived by train throughout the facility's 81-year operational life

Weathered timber walls and a collapsing roof mark this abandoned dwelling in rural New South Wales

Turbine Floor 2 at Morwell

Buildings like this housed the itinerant shearers and station hands who kept the Monaro's wool industry moving across the pastoral boom years of the 1870s to 1890s

On the Catwalk Size:M The type A285 scalloped concreteSteel columns rise through the main boatshed at Halvorsens Boat Yard, carrying a roof structure that opens above a vacant slipway bay. Rail tracks run the full length of the timber floor toward the water's edge, laid to move hulls from the workshop to the river. Lars Halvorsen Sons Pty Ltd built 1,299 craft across their yards between 1925 and 1976. Part of the Halvorsen's Boat Yard series.