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The engine house sits at the core of Station No
built in 1943 during wartime production
a cotton dyeing and finishing complex developed from 1952 and later one of Australia's principal denim manufacturing sites
she served the Commonwealth Lighthouse Service for 27 years as a lighthouse supply tender and navigational aids maintenance vessel
closed after just eight years as the city's coal industry collapsed
Aerial Roof View Size:M The engine house sits atA long farm building sits in mown paddock at Jembaicumbene, its corrugated iron roof mottled with rust and pale weathered walls punctuated by small square windows. The structure is part of Mill Pond Farm, a 41 hectare property incorporating the Jembaicumbene Steam Flour Mills built in 1859 by Charles Dransfield to serve a goldfield settlement of more than 1,000 miners working the creek below. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.