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Arches at Waterfall
The peeling paint and grime of a long-abandoned section of what was once Australia's first purpose-built moral therapy hospital
Coal production ended in 1990
Snow load has been working on this building for years
cutting clean shafts through the darkness and catching dust suspended in the still air
Wash House insane asylum Arches at WaterfallInside the Wash House at Portland Cement Works, rusted laundry machines stand where workers once cleaned up after shifts in one of Australia's most significant cement plants. The building is part of a precinct that produced cement from 4 August 1902 until November 1991, sustaining a town of more than 3,000 people at its peak. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.