Kiosk cyclone narrow corridor stretches through the

narrow corridor stretches through the Braidwood Hotel

Sunlight tracks across the decaying timbers of the Big Hill Post Office verandah

A dust-coated stove and corroded sink sit beneath a grimy window in the kitchen at Portland Cement Works

manoeuvring massive loads through the plant's primary production areas

The Commonwealth Portland Cement Company built this structure as part of the Federation-era plant that commenced cement production on 4 August 1902

Kiosk cyclone narrow corridor stretches through theA service window frames an empty counter inside the abandoned Big Hill Post Office. The kiosk is more or less all that ever comprised the post office function itself, a small window and a mail slot built into the front of what was otherwise a family's home. Big Hill Post Office opened on 1 November 1869 and ran for 76 years before closing in 1945. Part of the Big Hill Post Office series.