Brick Gable End water cutting progressively deeper through a

cutting progressively deeper through a Jurassic volcanic neck up to 120 metres deep

Port Kembla Steelworks glows against a dark sky

This is the welcome to a city that once held over 107

Engineering works and the steam engine were supplied by P

Brick Gable End water cutting progressively deeper through aThe gabled brick end of the four storey flour mill at Mill Pond Farm rises from a coursed granite base, two sash windows sitting below the apex and a barred timber door set into the stone foundation. Charles Dransfield built the mill in 1859 using bricks manufactured on the property and granite sourced from the farm, to serve a goldfield settlement of over 1,000 miners on Jembaicumbene Creek. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.