Showing posts with label urban exploration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban exploration. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Annandale Shops - Update

Just to let everyone know that the post about Annandale Shops has now been demolished. The location of these shops were on Parramatta Road, Sydney on the corner of Nelson Street.

Other than that, a few people have updated me on other places which I will share later. I'm not sure how many people follow this site, but please keep checking this site and I will provide more updates.

Sunday, October 9, 2011

Inside the flour mill/factory

Built around the time of World War I, this iconic building was used to mill flour before closing recently after ownership was transferred to a big property developer. Latest update is that development approval has been submitted to convert the mill into shops and a supermarket which is not appropriate in my opinion. Machinery, switchboards and other industrial equipment built before the 1940s in this factory tells a history of our industrial past which could be lost if plans went ahead. Anyway, here are some shots. I have left out location details for now until the fate of this building is known (although some who have been there may recognise it).

Dawning expectations
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Monday, October 3, 2011

Rozelle Tram Depot, Glebe, Sydney

The Rozelle Tram depot in Glebe was one of the last places to see the old transport system of Sydney which contained an old bus and a few trams all covered in graffiti. First built in 1904, the tramsheds had a long distinguished history in servicing Sydney's tram network until it was decomissioned and fell into neglect. More recently it was reported that the last remaining trams and buses were removed out around August 2011 for development by Mirvac.

Multi-coloured tram carriages II
Choose a seat
Door Wide Open