Dalgety Valley tiled roof the surrounding plaster crumbling

the surrounding plaster crumbling

The rolls likely passed through the station's administration or engineering offices

stock yards flanking it on either side

Ando Shack at Rural New South Wales and ACT

Dalgety Valley tiled roof the surrounding plaster crumblingA solitary timber and iron structure sits in the Dalgety Valley, its faded slab walls and rusted corrugated iron slowly giving way to the surrounding pasture. Buildings like this one represent the full arc of rural settlement on the Snowy Monaro: squatter huts of the 1830s, selector cottages from the 1860s onward, and the pastoral infrastructure of the wool boom era. Part of the A Place to Call Home series.