Dining Area Size:S The building was demolished shortly

The building was demolished shortly after this photograph was made in 2015

The dressing rooms were built to serve the factory workforce when ATL moved its precision manufacturing operations to Nancarrow Avenue in 1947

an overturned chair and a long service counter sit exactly where they were left when the park closed in December 2006

This ward was part of the ten-ward pavilion layout designed by Colonial Architect James Barnet and Inspector General of the Insane Frederic Norton Manning

Dining Area Size:S The building was demolished shortlyA corrugated iron ceiling, blackened with mould, hangs low over the collapsed dining room of the Big Hill Post Office residence. A timber dresser, upturned buckets, a green drum, scattered newspapers, and a brick fireplace buried under timber debris are all that remain. The building operated as a rural post office and postmaster's residence from 1 November 1869 until 1945. Part of the Big Hill Post Office series.