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The Northcote Shoe Factory operated from purpose-built premises on Arthurton Road from 1926
Bunny tails push through cracked concrete in a forgotten corner of the Sundell Holden workshop and service centre on Smith Street
Part of the Mill Pond Farm series
The factory opened in November 1939 and ran as a steam-driven dairy plant producing condensed milk
A green steel canopy shelters the loading dock on the former Davies Coop / Bradmill factory
Truck in Barn Colour:Black The Northcote Shoe Factory operatedAn old truck sits front on inside the 1840s timber wagon barn at Mill Pond Farm, its faded blue and rust body facing a small window, chrome grille and round headlights catching the light from above. A sheeted shape rests alongside it beneath the corrugated iron roof. The wagon barn is one of the oldest surviving structures on the property. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.