Tower and Conveyor doorways first treating male tuberculosis patients

first treating male tuberculosis patients

A metal-clad tower connects to a raised covered conveyor running down to a large pitched roof streaked with rust

typical of pastoral sheds built across the Southern Tablelands during the late 19th and early 20th century expansion

Lars Halvorsen Sons Pty Ltd operated the site from 1939 until around 1980

This is the basic oxygen and continuous casting era of Port Kembla Steelworks

Tower and Conveyor doorways first treating male tuberculosis patientsA metal clad tower connects to a raised covered conveyor running down to a large pitched roof streaked with rust. The structures form part of the Mount Russell Grain Silo complex in the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales, operated at closure by GrainCorp and closed in 2007. The site combines a 4,100 tonne concrete silo built in 1934 with a larger 28,500 tonne expansion completed in 1955. Part of the Mount Russell Grain Silo series.