Woodstock railway station, New South Wales

The station building features weatherboard construction with a gabled roof, galvanized corrugated sheeting, and two brick chimneys extending above the structure.

The station commenced operations on February 13, 1888, as part of the Blayney-Demondrille railway line connecting the southern and western regions of New South Wales.

The transformation of the railway station into an art gallery and residence demonstrates the adaptation of historical transport infrastructure for modern cultural purposes.

Multiple sidings near the station provided essential facilities including grain silos, stock yards, loading banks, and a goods shed for local agricultural operations.

The station building contains six main rooms accessed directly from the platform, maintaining its original late nineteenth-century railway architecture and design elements.

Location: New South Wales

GPS coordinates: -33.74300,148.84700

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:56