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The mill was built in 1859 by Charles Dransfield using stone quarried from the farm and beams cut from the Budawang Ranges
Traps like this were a standard fixture on Southern Tablelands pastoral properties
American flags hang limp from the ceiling of the souvenir hall at Western Village
weighing 5 tonnes
A chain and hay net hang from weathered posts
Stone Wheel Frame hole in ceiling The mill was built inA foot powered grindstone on a splayed timber frame sits inside a shed at Mill Pond Farm, Jembaicumbene. Straw covers the floor; chain and a caged lamp hang on the rear wall beside a louvred shutter. The farm's pastoral and milling history stretches back to the 1830s, when Roberts and Badgery established the original estate on this Southern Tablelands creek. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.