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Power House Southern Interior bass hill These kilns date to around

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Description

These kilns date to around 1889

Part of the Queen Victoria Sanitorium series

Stripped electrical cables hang from the ceiling of the derelict Balmain Leagues Club

Dust-laden light falls through a broken ceiling panel onto bare concrete

The Powerhouse

Power House Southern Interior bass hill These kilns date to aroundHeavy machinery rusts across the concrete floor of the Portland Cement Works power house, its southern interior open to natural light through deteriorating walls. The powerhouse, originally two separate buildings joined into a single structure by 1910, was central to operations that ran from 1902 until cement production ceased in November 1991. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.

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