Washhouse Changing Area steel grate Charles Dransfield built the mill

Charles Dransfield built the mill in 1859 using bricks manufactured on the property and granite sourced from the farm

Rows of beehives sit in open paddock on land that once carried the rail spur and surface workings of Elrington Colliery

Top Plate and Mezzanine at Lucas Heights

The patio sits within the abandoned Edwardian pavilion-plan complex on Kings Tableland

the former workers' health centre for the Shimizusawa coal mine

Washhouse Changing Area steel grate Charles Dransfield built the millThe changing area of the Elrington Colliery washhouse, where underground miners came off shift and returned to the surface world. Part of a facility that served the mine's workforce across its 32 years of coal production, from 1930 until closure in December 1962. Part of the Elrington Colliery series.