House On The Hill Colour:Raw dust settling across consoles and

dust settling across consoles and empty chairs

three years' residence

five years after the club closed its doors on 28 March 2010

Built in 1939 as a steam-driven dairy processing plant for Peters' American Delicacy Co

The building was one of several timber-framed false-front structures Ōtaka Enterprises built along the park's main street to replicate 1880s American main-street architecture

House On The Hill Colour:Raw dust settling across consoles andA timber framed house stands alone on an exposed hill, its bleached facade open to sun and wind through broken windows. Structures like this one represent the long arc of rural settlement across the Snowy Monaro and Hunter Valley, from the selector's gamble of the 1860s onward to the progressive abandonment that followed. Part of the A Place to Call Home series.