Dining Area flowers which opened in 1975 and

which opened in 1975 and closed just eight years later as the coal economy emptied the city of its families

Steam Machine at Australia and Japan

The hatch is one of dozens securing the earth-mounded explosive storehouses built across the depot from the 1920s onward

combining the local post office function with the postmaster's family residence

Dining Area flowers which opened in 1975 andA corrugated iron ceiling, blackened with mould, hangs low over the collapsed dining room of the Big Hill Post Office residence. A timber dresser, upturned buckets, a green drum, scattered newspapers, and a brick fireplace buried under timber debris are all that remain. The building operated as a rural post office and postmaster's residence from 1 November 1869 until 1945. Part of the Big Hill Post Office series.