Old Bushells Factory, historic site in Australia
The Old Bushells Factory is a striking early 20th-century building located in Sydney.
Established in 1912, it was once the epicenter of tea processing for Bushells Tea.
With its heritage significance, it symbolizes the industrial growth of Australia during the early 1900s.
Currently, the building is repurposed for creative and commercial uses, retaining its historical charm.
It is listed on the State Heritage Register under the Heritage Act.
Location: New South Wales
Location: City of Sydney
Inception: 1912
Address: 86-88 George Street, The Rocks, NSW 2000
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