Railway Station, John St, Corowa, NSW, Australia
Posted by: 
blingg
S 35° 59.658 E 146° 23.321
55H E 444898 N 6016510
The railway station in Corowa
Waymark Code: WMYTXP
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Date Posted: 07/25/2018
Views: 2
The Corowa railway station was built at the end of a spur line from Culcairn in 1890 - 1892 in response to the Victorian Government extending a line to Wahgunyah some years earlier.
The Corowa station is constructed of brick, laid in the English bond pattern, with an iron roof and included a general and ladies' waiting room. A verandah at the front of station building has a curved tin roof and is supported by cast iron columns with decorative iron lace brackets and trim. The platform verandah is supported on large cantilevered steel brackets
List: Register of the National Estate
Place ID: 645
Place File No: 1/05/341/0004
URL database reference: [Web Link]
Status:
Registered
Year built: 1890-92
|
Visit Instructions:
To log a visit, please post a photo of the location you took yourself. You do not have to be in the picture. Please do NOT post pictures of your GPSr! Tell us about your visit.
If you cannot provide a photo your visit will still be welcome, but then tell us a bit more, please.