Wolumla Sunset marine paint lifting from its surface

paint lifting from its surface to expose raw wood beneath

Valves at Bathurst

when General Motors withdrew the Holden franchise from Australia

Built in 1927 by the Gakuso Foundation to house Taiwanese students in Bunkyo-ku

This die-cutting machine stamped leather and synthetic material into shoe component shapes on the Northcote Shoe Factory production floor

Wolumla Sunset marine paint lifting from its surfaceA weatherboard farmhouse at Wolumla sits on open pasture, its timber stripped back to bare wood. A rusted van and a second vehicle are half submerged in the long grass below. Timber weatherboard construction of this kind is characteristic of the later selector cottages built across southern New South Wales from the 1880s onward. Part of the A Place to Call Home series.