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Kitchen Back Wall Type:Unframed Structures like this one represent

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Structures like this one represent the selector's gamble that played out across rural New South Wales from the 1860s onward: 320 acres at a pound an acre

The plant closed permanently in August 1988

completed in August 1899 by Stuart Brothers of Sydney

Smith Street

Kitchen Back Wall Type:Unframed Structures like this one representWhite ceramic tiles line the service wall of the Balmain Leagues Club kitchen, grout blackened and plumbing fittings stripped bare. This is the back of house core of a purpose built club that opened in 1957 to serve players, supporters, and the surrounding working class community of Rozelle. By 2015, five years after the doors closed on 28 March 2010, the floor was broken tile and debris. Part of the Balmain Leagues Club series.

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