Chimneys palm trees AB Launder Yard at Morwell

AB Launder Yard at Morwell

The building was one of several timber-framed false-front structures Ōtaka Enterprises built along the park's main street to replicate 1880s American main-street architecture

personal effects scattered across the floor

It sits within one of the few surviving industrial sites in Victoria to retain material evidence of the complete production sequence

the footprints of machinery that processed dolerite for northern Sydney's roads for most of the twentieth century

Chimneys palm trees AB Launder Yard at MorwellA red brick chimney stack rises above a corrugated iron roof oxidised to deep rust, capped with a sheet metal cowl added by a previous occupant. The chimneys belong to the postmaster's residence at Big Hill Post Office, north of Marulan on the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales. Bare branches reach in from the left against a flat grey sky. Part of the Big Hill Post Office series.