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Moss and algae spread across the lower brickwork of the main hall at Portland Cement Works Precinct
and an abandoned machine sitting in the passage beyond
the car is part of a terminus that opened on 21 November 1921 and closed to goods traffic on 26 March 1986
and other dairy products until the late 1990s
where MV Cape Don has been berthed since around 1998
Pipework Size:L Moss and algae spread acrossA dense run of grey and rust coloured pipes fills a section of the Portland Cement Works Precinct, the conduits branching and doubling back across one another at industrial scale. The Commonwealth Portland Cement Company built this site from 1900 and ran it through successive owners until cement production ceased in November 1991. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.