Power House Exterior Type:Framed The reinforced-concrete three-storey building opened

The reinforced-concrete three-storey building opened in 1975

tools left in place where they were last set down

Structures like this were the working infrastructure of the pastoral runs that shaped rural New South Wales from the squatting era onward

A stairwell opening choked with collapsed office chairs

Two corrugated iron farm buildings sit low in a paddock

Power House Exterior Type:Framed The reinforced-concrete three-storey building openedEmpty window frames and fractured brickwork mark the exterior of the Portland Cement Works Powerhouse, a Federation era structure that once generated electricity for the entire industrial complex. Originally two separate buildings joined into a single unit by 1910, the Powerhouse remains one of the better preserved structures on the site. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.