Woolshed

From 1862, wool production was the focus of the Station. In 1912 William Sloane built the woolshed & shearers’ quarters of White Cypress Pine harvested from his paddocks and milled on site. The Shed, bore and outbuildings are still the focus of Station life. Alexander & Ann produce prime lamb and dryland cereals.

Alexander, a keen historian, has re-created parts of the woolshed area in 1930’s style, while enabling the Shed to retain its full working capacity. The “Store” houses a variety of artefacts & extensive bottle collection. The original steam engine is “back home”. A 1930’s-style shearer’s bedroom is another feature, and the Woolroom houses a display about the wool industry. The Dining room features the original Murray Pine walls, “Poets Corner” and a photographic display.

Catering may be provided by prior arrangement.

Homestead (1886)

1912 Woolshed and Shearers’ Quarters

1876 Selector’s Hut / Antique Machinery Shed / 1890s Boundary Rider’s Hut

400 hectare pristine box-pine native woodland

Landcare sites

80 hectare Lignum Wetland

Aboriginal cultural sites