Windows mesh a danger sign still fixed

a danger sign still fixed to a painted column

the last surviving remnant of the brick-producing belt that once ran from Hawthorn to Mitcham

Kent manufactured instruments in London and Luton

Dust lies thick across the silent stage of the Queen Victoria Sanitorium's entertainment room

Kent Ltd gauges sit mounted on cast iron fittings inside West Ryde Pumping Station: white enamel faces

Windows mesh a danger sign still fixedTwo tall narrow windows cut through the concrete interior wall of the Mungo Scott Flour Mill, paint peeling in thick sheets from the surface around them. A red metal ladder leans against the wall to the right; debris covers the timber floor below. The mill operated from June 1922 until 2009, supplying Sydney bakeries for almost ninety years. Part of the Mungo Scott Flour Mill series.