Brick Mill floral The engine house sat at

The engine house sat at the centre of BHP's surface infrastructure

Desks and open books sit where classrooms once ran through eight years of operation before the coal economy made them redundant

The shop sat within the main workshop building alongside the electrical workshop and compressor room

Tools lie across the dusty benches of the blacksmith workshop at Portland Cement Works

The workshops have been in continuous industrial use since June 1964

Brick Mill floral The engine house sat atThe four storey mill at Mill Pond Farm rises from open grassland near Braidwood, its locally manufactured brick walls sitting on a granite ground floor beneath a rust mottled gabled roof. Built in 1859 by Charles Dransfield to serve a goldfield settlement of more than 1,000 miners on Jembaicumbene Creek, it remains the most substantial building to survive from the district's gold rush era. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.