Public Bath Colour:N/A showing signs of temporary habitation

showing signs of temporary habitation long after the ovens went cold

It closed on 28 March 2010 and sat untouched for years

A timber-clad woolshed sits raised on stumps in open paddock

the factory ran for approximately six decades before corporate rationalisation ended production in the late 1990s

and passengers

Public Bath Colour:N/A showing signs of temporary habitationRusting pipes trace the walls of the public bathhouse at Nichitsu Mining Village, broken tiles scattered across the floor beneath. This shared facility served the Ogurawa settlement's workforce under Nitchitsu Co. Ltd., where workers without private bathrooms in the concrete apartment blocks came to wash after shifts underground. Part of the Nichitsu Mining Village series.