Gabled End Wall Type:Framed the paintwork long since given

the paintwork long since given up

Skin Shed at Blayney

a weatherboard building with a verandah standing soft in the background

Turbine Hall Corridor at Rozelle

A solitary timber and iron structure sits in the Dalgety Valley

Gabled End Wall Type:Framed the paintwork long since givenThe gabled end wall of the four storey flour mill at Mill Pond Farm rises from a stone and locally manufactured brick base, its steep pitched roof cutting into a heavy grey sky. Rows of small windows climb the facade above a timber door set into the granite. Built in 1859 by Charles Dransfield to serve the Jembaicumbene goldfield, the mill was the most substantial building of its era in the district. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.