Images Dated 28th March 2021

Heritage-listed Temora railway station, early morning

Station built 1893, closed 1986, now restored as a museum and community hub.
When it was built, Temora Railway Station was one of many similar stations across NSW. The buildings are now one of the best surviving railway groupings of this kind, and the group is listed on the NSW State Heritage Register.
The main building housed a Station Master's office, ticketing rooms, and waiting rooms. In 1912 a refreshment room was added beside the main passenger building. The complex also included a large parcel office and timber switchroom in adjacent buildings lining the platform.
The buildings retain a high level of their original fabric (with timber wall panelling, bench seats, and fireplaces) and have several notable features including a cast-iron platform awning and verandah, decorative brick cornices, and cement mouldings. Many of the site's early railway features remain, including signals and signage

© Wes Eggins