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Bombala Station architecture rust streaking down its faded

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rust streaking down its faded plastic in long ochre lines

first as a tuberculosis sanitorium

Sunlight cuts through broken windows into the Honky-Tonk saloon at Western Village

Built in 1916 across Nattai Creek from the original malthouses

Opened in 1903 as a tuberculosis sanatorium designed by architect George Sydney Jones

Bombala Station architecture rust streaking down its fadedLooking south to the end of the line at Bombala Railway Station, the 88 metre platform stretches out against the flat Monaro tableland. The Nimmitabel Bombala section opened 21 November 1921 and closed to all traffic 26 March 1986. The yard was never designed as a terminus; the line was surveyed to push on to Orbost in Victoria. It never did. Part of the Bombala Station series.

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