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Bench Seat Size:S Concrete supports rise from the

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Concrete supports rise from the ground at the Mungo Scott Flour Mill site in Summer Hill

A concrete ramp drops into the two-level basement of the former Balmain Leagues Club

This downstairs office sat within the main factory and office building at 37 Nancarrow Avenue

MV Cape Don served the Commonwealth Lighthouse Service from 1963 to 1990

Bench Seat Size:S Concrete supports rise from theA cast iron and timber bench sits in uncut grass at Queen Victoria Sanitorium, its slats buried under years of lichen and moss, a weatherboard building with a verandah standing soft in the background. The site opened in 1903 as a tuberculosis sanatorium on Kings Tableland and operated continuously for 96 years, closing in May 1999. Part of the Queen Victoria Sanitorium series.

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