Changeroom Wall controls designed by architect George Sydney

designed by architect George Sydney Jones and opened in 1903 as a tuberculosis sanatorium for male patients

A long ceramic sink runs beneath a boarded window

A black cable trails across the debris-strewn floor toward a bright doorway

Tochigi Prefecture

The door at the rear of the frame leads to the port bridge wing

Changeroom Wall controls designed by architect George SydneyTiled walls and bare fittings inside the washhouse changeroom at Elrington Colliery, near Abernethy in the Hunter Valley. The washhouse complex served the mine's workforce through its three decades of coal production, providing changing areas, handwash basins, and separate shower rooms. Elrington Colliery operated from 1930 until December 1962, when BHP closed it citing persistent operating losses. Part of the Elrington Colliery series.