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Main Engine House End Size:XS Newcastle on 28 May 1962

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Newcastle on 28 May 1962

Australia's largest crude steel production plant

The Kirkbride Complex was designed by Colonial Architect James Barnet and Inspector General of the Insane Frederic Norton Manning

still arranged as though a meal might yet be served

a colonial vernacular slab cottage built around 1890 in the New South Wales Southern Tablelands

Main Engine House End Size:XS Newcastle on 28 May 1962The end wall of the main engine house at Elrington Colliery, with the workshop building visible behind it. Both structures formed the core of the surface complex BHP Collieries built near Abernethy to supply coal to its Newcastle steelworks. Surface infrastructure at the site was largely complete by 1927, and coal production commenced in 1930. Part of the Elrington Colliery series.

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