Whitewashed Brick Wall timber doors and distributed pavilions as the

and distributed pavilions as the treatment itself

C and D Factory at Morwell

Objects like these were the standard domestic storage of rural Australia for much of the twentieth century

with a corrugated metal roof capping the cells and a tall headhouse rising above

Whitewashed Brick Wall timber doors and distributed pavilions as theTwo timber framed sash windows in a whitewashed brick wall look out to green paddocks, with massive hardwood beams crossing the ceiling above and worn timber planks underfoot. The room sits within the four storey mill Charles Dransfield built in 1859 using bricks manufactured on the property and granite sourced from the surrounding country. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.