Hand Water Pump sign with a 65-foot oven and

with a 65-foot oven and ceiling-mounted conveyor belts carrying loaves through a cooling cycle overhead

Structures like this housed the seasonal workforce that kept pastoral runs running through the wool boom years and well beyond

admitting light across a concrete floor where battery locomotives once came in for servicing

earth and debris filling the pit between column bases

Institutional bathrooms within Female Ward 9 and 10 at Callan Park

Hand Water Pump sign with a 65-foot oven andA cast iron hand pump stands on a square pedestal in a paddock at Jembaicumbene, a galvanised bucket hung from its spout and tall grass grown up around its base. The property draws water from spring fed wells and a millpond that have supplied the land since the 1830s, when Roberts and Badgery established their pastoral estate on this stretch of granite country above Jembaicumbene Creek. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.