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Hanging Scale bunding connected to the earlier malthouses

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connected to the earlier malthouses by a light rail line and pedestrian bridge

closing permanently in August 1988

A derelict office hallway runs through the ATL Building at Nancarrow Avenue

designed by architect George Sydney Jones and opened in 1903 as a tuberculosis sanatorium for male patients

Hanging Scale bunding connected to the earlier malthousesA hanging scale, its dial rusted and frozen, hangs inside Leichhardt House, a colonial vernacular slab cottage built around 1890 in the New South Wales Southern Tablelands. The dwelling operated as a family home for most of the twentieth century before conversion to an agricultural shed. Part of the Leichhardt House series.

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