 Remnants and archaeological sites in this area include;
Settlement Village period 1893–1896;
1919–1929

In 1929 the establishment of the quadrangle accommodation and facilities on the ridge marked the reorientation of the farm and relocation of land use in the area.There are a number of buildings and features in the ridge top location, often known as the Scheyville camp because of its military uses, that are still extant.These include;


Archaeological evidence and remnants of the Pitt Town Village Settlement, Casual Labour Farm and the early phase of the Scheyville Government Agricultural Training School are found in the basin near Longneck Creek to the southeast of the quadrangle buildings.