Goods Shed Timber Platform lead paint The factory opened in November

The factory opened in November 1939 and operated for approximately six decades as one of the Manning Valley's principal employers

The building was constructed in 1967 as a purpose-built television set for the production of Skippy the Bush Kangaroo

the American frontier-themed park operated by Ōtaka Enterprises Co

The purpose-built factory on Arthurton Road opened in 1926 and operated as Purnell Shoe Company through the 1970s

The grinding pans and press machinery retained here represent the same fundamental technology introduced with the industrialisation of brickmaking in the latter nineteenth century

Goods Shed Timber Platform lead paint The factory opened in NovemberSunlight falls across the worn timber platform of Bombala Railway Station's goods shed, the planks cracked and dry, raw grain showing through the splits. The corrugated iron goods shed, built in 1921, sits within a yard that stretches roughly 900 metres across the Monaro tablelands. The station closed 26 March 1986 after 65 years as a pastoral terminus. Part of the Bombala Station series.