Ironmungie Road Woolshed Size:XS and distributed pavilions as the

and distributed pavilions as the treatment itself

Two girls stand inside a classroom at Family School Fureai

Bunkyo-ku sat sealed and abandoned for six years after a July 2007 fire before its demolition in 2013

Buildings like this housed the itinerant shearers and station hands who kept the Monaro's wool industry moving across the pastoral boom years of the 1870s to 1890s

where smallholder graziers and selectors built what they could from split slab and galvanised iron

Ironmungie Road Woolshed Size:XS and distributed pavilions as theMismatched corrugated iron panels cover the walls of this large rural woolshed, rust bleeding across the ridgeline where the sheets meet. The gable end faces open pasture under a heavy, cloud layered sky. Corrugated galvanised iron became the dominant cladding material for Australian rural buildings from the 1850s, suited to a pastoral climate that asked a lot of its structures. Part of The Woolshed series.