 Of the original buildings situated on the former Molonglo Plain, only 'Blundells cottage' remains today.It was constructed in the year 1858 by Robert's son George Campbell for the use of his ploughman William Ginn at a point above the natural flood level, about 400 metres north of the course of the Molonglo River.A number of others building situated near to or on the Molonglo Plain have been lost to Canberra's urban development over the past 70 years.