Old Rainworth Stone Store, Heritage-listed stone storehouse in Springsure, Australia.

The Old Rainworth Stone Store is a storage building made from basalt stone blocks with very thick walls that made the structure durable and resistant. The building contains several rooms, including a main room, a cellar, and a loft for various storage purposes.

The building was built in 1862 by George Goldring for Jesse Gregson and served as a supply point in a remote location. It played an important role during a time when early European settlers needed to protect their possessions and food.

The building shows how settlers stored and protected their food in remote Australian regions. The solid stone construction reflects the practical needs of life in the wilderness.

The store stands on Wealwandangie Road at Cairdbeign, about 8 kilometres south of Springsure, within the Old Rainworth Fort Tourist Complex. It is reached by road from Springsure; the surrounding roads are unsealed in parts, so check local conditions before setting out. The site lies beside Rainworth Creek, near the old Cairdbeign-Wealandangie road route.

The building was not only a storehouse but also served as a refuge for settlers during dangerous times. The thick stone walls provided protection that went beyond simple storage.