Ice was used in the roof compartment to keep meat cool whilst in transit.

Bombala Historic Railway

Highlights

Explore a historic 1921 railway station at the end of the Goulburn line Visit a unique museum and lavender distilling plant in a tin goods shed Enjoy easy access and scenic views in NSW’s Monaro Region

Overview

Bombala Historic Railway opened in 1921. It is a precast concrete building with a tin goods shed. The goods shed houses a small museum and lavender distilling plant. It also has a turntable and…

Bombala Historic Railway opened in 1921. It is a precast concrete building with a tin goods shed. The goods shed houses a small museum and lavender distilling plant. It also has a turntable and weighbridge. The precinct is 900 metres long. The line is known as the Goulburn Bombala line with Bombala the end of the line.

The station and information structure is almost complete. A well maintained precinct ground with easy access to all parts of the station . Set in a regional setting on the southern end of the Southern Tablelands NSW in the Monaro Region.