Glow Type:Unframed Tools and debris are scattered

Tools and debris are scattered across the dusty wood

the timber-framed saloon now wears its decay openly: peeling paint and softening wood where the crowds once were

then serving as a hospital for the aged

offering a narrow look into the dark interior beyond

The door at the rear of the frame leads to the port bridge wing

Glow Type:Unframed Tools and debris are scatteredGolden light cuts through a corridor window in the novitiate building of the former Lewisham Hospital, Convent and Grounds, catching dust in the air and throwing a warm bar across the worn floor. The Little Company of Mary operated the complex from 1889 until 1986, building one of Sydney's leading Catholic general hospitals from what began as a small women's and children's ward. Part of the Lewisham Hospital series.