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The southernmost of three malthouse buildings on the site
supplying malt to one of New South Wales's largest breweries for 75 years
The radio direction finder receiver on the bridge of MV Cape Don
the surrounding plaster crumbling
weighing 5 tonnes
Garden Colour:Black The southernmost of three malthouseOvergrown pathways wind through what were once carefully planned garden beds at the Queen Victoria Sanitorium. The grounds sit on Kings Tableland at roughly 867 metres elevation, remote bushland pressing in on all sides. Opened in 1903 as a tuberculosis sanatorium designed by architect George Sydney Jones, the complex operated for 96 years before closing in May 1999. Part of the Queen Victoria Sanitorium series.