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It is the kind of tool that would have seen daily use in the Sundell Holden workshop and service centre on Smith Street

A concrete ramp drops into the two-level basement of the former Balmain Leagues Club

The Leichhardt factory had been described in 1973 as the biggest independent bakery in Australia

Empty tables and chairs occupy the main dining area of the Queen Victoria Sanitorium

the final stop of a network that took 37 years to push south across the Monaro tablelands

Smoko Area Type:Framed It is the kind ofThree armchairs sit on a concrete floor in what was the smoko area of the Northcote Shoe Factory, surrounded by collapsed cardboard boxes, steel shelving stacked with plastic crates, and a galvanised rubbish bin near the door. The factory on Arthurton Road, purpose built in 1926, operated under the Purnell Shoe Company name by the 1970s before closing as cheap imports dismantled the local footwear industry. Part of the Northcote Shoe Factory series.