Whitewashed Brick Wall timber doors peeling wallpaper and scattered debris

peeling wallpaper and scattered debris closing in around it

The farmhouse dates to the 1830s

The school operated from its Rydalmere campus from 1957 until closure in 2009

The mezzanine level of the Sundell Holden workshop and service centre in Chatswood

its coils thick with dust and long cold

Whitewashed Brick Wall timber doors peeling wallpaper and scattered debrisTwo timber framed sash windows in a whitewashed brick wall look out to green paddocks, with massive hardwood beams crossing the ceiling above and worn timber planks underfoot. The room sits within the four storey mill Charles Dransfield built in 1859 using bricks manufactured on the property and granite sourced from the surrounding country. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.