Braidwood Hotel Facade farming This clinical space sat within

This clinical space sat within a hospital that operated from 1889 until around 1988 under the Little Company of Mary

Vines and creeping foliage have taken the walls of a rural dwelling in Rural New South Wales

The outbuildings date to the 1840s

The main bedroom floor of Big Hill Post Office lies under a layer of dust and broken plaster

Braidwood Hotel Facade farming This clinical space sat withinThe pink rendered facade of Braidwood Hotel faces Wallace Street as it has since 1859, a timber balcony with cross braced railings running the full width above a verandah with a cream door. The lettering and diamond emblem across the upper wall identify the building plainly. Built during the Gold Rush era expansion of the town, the hotel is individually listed for its verandah and cast iron lacework. Part of the Braidwood Hotel series.