Horseshoe Size:S The sole surviving Cape Class

The sole surviving Cape Class vessel

The boiler house basement of West Ryde Pumping Station holds large pipe runs and decayed machinery

The path once connected workers to their homes in the upper Nakatsugawa valley

This was the residence half of a combined post-office and family home that operated from 1 November 1869 until 1945

connected to the earlier malthouses by a light rail line and pedestrian bridge

Horseshoe Size:S The sole surviving Cape ClassA rusted horseshoe lies on the grimy floorboards of a slab cottage built around 1890 in the Southern Tablelands, NSW. One of many domestic and agricultural remnants left behind when the building converted from dwelling to working shed, it sits among animal traps, counter scales, and a dust covered washstand. Part of the Leichhardt House series.