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Turbine Floor entrance light cutting through broken windows

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Description

light cutting through broken windows to reveal what the bakery left behind

under a succession of operators including Farley and Lewers and CSR Construction Materials

Side Door at Eveleigh

Bombala Station opened for passenger services on 21 November 1921 and closed on 26 March 1986

Two tall narrow windows cut through the concrete interior wall of the Mungo Scott Flour Mill

Turbine Floor entrance light cutting through broken windowsTurbine Floor at Morwell, Victoria, Australia. Photographed 2014. Available unframed, framed, or face mounted on metallic gloss.

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