Iron Flywheel Cutter painted windows The building operated as a

The building operated as a rural post office and postmaster's residence from 1 November 1869 until 1945

Photographed 2018

A 'Top Video' sign hangs from the awning at 409 Gardeners Road

Part of the infrastructure built to sustain a community of miners and their families through the peak decades of Chichibu Mine

the two-storey structure served the children of Chichibu Mine's workforce until enrolment fell from 274 students in 1959 to 7 by 1984

Iron Flywheel Cutter painted windows The building operated as aA cast iron flywheel cutter, its spoked wheel and toothed arc still intact, sits in long grass outside the four storey mill at Mill Pond Farm. The machinery was supplied for the Jembaicumbene Steam Flour Mills when Charles Dransfield opened the mill in January 1860, with engineering works by P. N. Russell and Co. of Sydney. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.