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Dalgety Blues Size:XS The station served as the

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The station served as the terminus of the Goulburn-Bombala branch line from 21 November 1921 until closure on 26 March 1986

Dust-covered machinery sits idle across the eastern section of ABBCO Bakery's main production floor

graffiti marking the paintwork around them

later trading as Purnell Shoe Company

Spray paint layers the surface

Dalgety Blues Size:XS The station served as theFading blue paint peels from the weatherboard walls of an abandoned building in Dalgety, New South Wales. The town sits on the Snowy River in the southern Monaro, and was evaluated as a potential site for Australia's federal capital between 1902 and 1903, before the decision ultimately went against it. Dust settles on empty rooms. Part of the A Place to Call Home series.

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