Goods Shed rounded one of several timber-framed false-front

one of several timber-framed false-front facades built to replicate 1880s American main-street architecture

The building is one of several on the 12

stained and cracked beneath rusted taps

Debris covers the floor

A solitary desk sits beneath peeling paint in the tuition room of Family School Fureai

Goods Shed rounded one of several timber-framed false-frontThe corrugated iron goods shed at Bombala Railway Station, its roof streaked with rust and walls carrying layers of peeling paint, was built in 1921 alongside the station itself. It served as the freight handling point for a terminus that moved wool, cattle, superphosphate, and farm machinery across the southern Monaro tablelands for 65 years. Part of the Bombala Station series.