Paddock and Cottage 9 and the only surviving ship

and the only surviving ship of the entire CLS fleet

Yetholme Motor Inn at New South Wales

Sunlight pushes through grimy windows onto forgotten tools and debris scattered across the floor

The grinding pans and press machinery retained here represent the same fundamental technology introduced with the industrialisation of brickmaking in the latter nineteenth century

Paddock and Cottage 9 and the only surviving shipA weatherboard homestead with Gothic Revival bargeboards sits behind a low timber fence, a separate outbuilding and chimney to its right, tall trees rising behind under an overcast sky. The buildings are part of Mill Pond Farm at Jembaicumbene, a pastoral estate established in the 1830s by Roberts and Badgery on the Southern Tablelands. The broad green paddock in the foreground was wheat country from the 1840s through to 1885. Part of the Mill Pond