Top Floor Type:Framed the Powerhouse remains one of

the Powerhouse remains one of the better-preserved structures on the site

while rectangular window openings cut hard daylight across the floor

Light cuts through broken window panes across the machinery floor

built up across the tourism period following the close of television production in 1969

the floor thick with years of accumulated dust and debris

Top Floor Type:Framed the Powerhouse remains one ofThe top floor of the novitiate building at the former Lewisham Hospital, Convent and Grounds, photographed in 2019. Sunlight cuts across walls stripped back to bare plaster, paint peeling in long sheets, debris collected on the floor below. The Little Company of Mary operated this complex from 1889 until 1986, nearly a century of continuous Catholic institutional life in the inner west. Part of the Lewisham Hospital series.