Kandos Cement Works is more than just an industrial site—it’s a symbol of resilience, community, and craftsmanship, captured through striking industrial photography.
Established in 1914, the Kandos Cement Works played a pivotal role in shaping New South Wales, supplying cement for Sydney’s most iconic landmarks, including the Opera House, Harbour Bridge pylons, and the underground railway system.
For 97 years, this site was the heart of Kandos, employing generations and shaping the town’s identity. Now abandoned, it stands as a hauntingly beautiful relic of Australia’s industrial past. Through Lost Collective’s evocative wall art prints, the history and urban decay of Kandos Cement Works are preserved in breathtaking detail.
Own a piece of Australian history. Explore the collection of fine art prints below.
