Electrical Workshop symmetry Dust and stillness replaced the

Dust and stillness replaced the 65-foot oven and six thousand dozen rolls an hour

The station served as the terminus of the Goulburn-Bombala branch line from 21 November 1921 until closure on 26 March 1986

The sanitorium operated continuously from 1903 until May 1999

White ceramic tiles line the service wall of the Balmain Leagues Club kitchen

run by the Commonwealth Portland Cement Company from 1902 until production ceased in November 1991

Electrical Workshop symmetry Dust and stillness replaced theArched brick walls and steel roof trusses define the former electrical workshop at Portland Cement Works, where corrugated iron still spans the bays and dormant fluorescent fittings hang from the structure overhead. Light falls through an open timber door onto a bare concrete floor. The Commonwealth Portland Cement Company built this precinct from 1902, and it produced cement here until November 1991. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.