Platform Size:S Two tall narrow windows cut

Two tall narrow windows cut through the concrete interior wall of the Mungo Scott Flour Mill

where conditions shifted fast and distance from any town was measured in days

Towering concrete pylons rise through the interior of the Mungo Scott Flour Mill

completed in 1921 as the largest steam-powered water pumping station in Australia at the time

Control Room Cross View at Rozelle

Platform Size:S Two tall narrow windows cutThe 88 metre platform at Bombala Railway Station stretches away under a corrugated iron awning, weeds forcing through cracks in the concrete. Operated by NSW Government Railways from 21 November 1921, this was the terminus of the Goulburn Bombala branch line, the final stop of a network that took 37 years to push south across the Monaro tablelands. The station closed on 26 March 1986. Part of the Bombala Station series.