Nimmitabel Shed Type:Framed first as a tuberculosis sanatorium

first as a tuberculosis sanatorium from 1903

Glazed roof trusses draw light down the length of the workers' wash house at Portland Cement Works

Maclin Lodge Hotel at New South Wales

Dust coats a dining table and chairs inside a company residence at the Ogurawa settlement

Cement production here ran from 1902 until November 1991

Nimmitabel Shed Type:Framed first as a tuberculosis sanatoriumWeathered hardwood walls and a rusted corrugated iron roof frame the shearing floor of a woolshed near Nimmitabel. Sitting in the Southern Tablelands district of NSW, the shed is built to a pattern common across the region from the late 19th century onward. Sunlight cuts through gaps in the cladding, falling across a dusty board floor worn smooth by generations of work. Part of The Woolshed series.