South Facing Goods Shed armrest debris scattered across the matting

debris scattered across the matting

peeling paint and grimy windows the only evidence of the domestic life once organised around this space

The hall sat within the frontier town precinct of the gaikoku mura park operated by Ōtaka Enterprises Co

Jincumbilly Station at Australia and Japan

and a canteen for the precision manufacturing workforce

South Facing Goods Shed armrest debris scattered across the mattingWeathered timber walls and a rusting corrugated iron roof mark the goods shed at Bombala Railway Station, where light cuts through broken windows onto a floor that once received wool, cattle feed, and machinery for the southern Monaro tablelands. The shed dates to 1921, when the station opened as the terminus of the Goulburn Bombala branch line. Part of the Bombala Station series.