Rocky Hall Woolshed Type:Acrylic Heavy West Easy East at

Heavy West Easy East at Sydney

Part of the Port Botany series

This room managed the outward movement of a factory that

designed by architect George Sydney Jones and opened in 1903 as a tuberculosis sanatorium for male patients

was central to operations that ran from 1902 until cement production ceased in November 1991

Rocky Hall Woolshed Type:Acrylic Heavy West Easy East atEmpty shearing stands line the board floor of a woolshed near Rocky Hall, their overhead drive mechanisms idle. The structure is timber framed with corrugated iron cladding, typical of pastoral sheds built across the Southern Tablelands during the late 19th and early 20th century expansion. Shafts of light push through gaps in the roof, falling across stands that once ran a full season's clip. Part of The Woolshed series.