Home In The Valley Colour:N/A Turbine Governor at Rozelle

Turbine Governor at Rozelle

2 was commissioned in 1921

The building was constructed in 1967 as a television set and never served any other purpose

producing around 100 bread varieties from a 65-foot oven before the building was abandoned and ultimately demolished

when the last permanent resident left

Home In The Valley Colour:N/A Turbine Governor at RozelleA weatherboard farmhouse, verandah collapsed and corrugated iron lifting from the roofline, stands open to dry paddock grass on all sides. A brick chimney holds its ground where the rest has given way. Rolling hills rise behind. Part of the A Place to Call Home series, documenting vernacular rural homesteads across the Snowy Monaro region and Hunter Valley, New South Wales.