Entrance Rails gaden A vernacular slab timber structure

A vernacular slab timber structure of the kind built by selectors and smallholders across rural New South Wales from the 1860s onward

Rows of analogue pressure gauges cover a yellow panel in the control room at West Ryde Pumping Station

Inside the Wash House at Portland Cement Works

The sole surviving Cape Class vessel

The building was one of several timber-framed false-front structures Ōtaka Enterprises built along the park's main street to replicate 1880s American main-street architecture

Entrance Rails gaden A vernacular slab timber structureHeavy iron rails mark the entrance to one of the depot's enclosed precincts at Newington Armament Depot and Nature Reserve, their surfaces carrying more than a century of weathering since the site's 1897 establishment. The 25 acre magazine area was originally enclosed by an 8 foot iron rail fence. Part of the Newington Armory series.