McKell Street still appears on maps—now at the locality of Tindarey—as do many allotments of the former Mount Drysdale village. Other now lost streets of the former village included Kelly, Cotton, Waddlell, Gould, Macpherson, Cobar and Carter streets. The village has a cemetery. The 'Mine Tank', an in-ground water storage once used by the mines, still exists, as do remnants of the market garden; all lie to the north of the village on the far side of the hill close to the site of West Drysdale. There is a surviving government caretaker's cottage. Otherwise, apart from its worked out mines, rusting equipment and some ruins, there is nothing left of Mount Drysdale.
