Home On the Range Type:Unframed Part of The Woolshed series

Part of The Woolshed series

consolidating three predecessor schools into one reinforced-concrete three-storey structure

The Indian Theater opened in 1991 as part of this frontier-themed amusement park operated by Ōtaka Enterprises Co

Transformer Yard at Rozelle

left behind when the last resident walked out in September 2006

Home On the Range Type:Unframed Part of The Woolshed seriesA weatherboard cottage sits low on open grazing land beneath a heavy storm front, a single poplar standing to its left and a power line running to a pole at the paddock's edge. Timber framed and iron roofed, it represents the selector's cottage typology that spread across rural New South Wales from the 1860s onward, after the Robertson Land Acts opened Crown land to smallholders. Part of the A Place to Call Home series.