Basement Steps rendered one of the oldest standing

one of the oldest standing structures at Portland Cement Works Precinct

with an adjacent lean-to housing the air compressor that kept the mine's underground workings supplied with pressure

the sole surviving Cape Class vessel

The gabled end wall of the four-storey flour mill at Mill Pond Farm rises from a stone and locally manufactured brick base

Basement Steps rendered one of the oldest standingBlue painted dados run the length of a wide lower floor, interrupted by concrete columns, a heavy panelled door, and barred sash windows receding into the ward beyond. This corridor sits within the novitiate building of the Lewisham Hospital complex, operated by the Little Company of Mary from 1889 until 1986. Dead fluorescent fittings hang from the ceiling above carpet worn flat by decades of foot traffic. Part of the Lewisham Hospital series.