Heritage Council assessment
This is a large rectangular, timber framed building with a curved timber bow trussed roof clad with and corrugated iron. The walls are clad with stained, square sawn weatherboards and include large, full height sliding doors to the front (south-east) and rear elevations. There are weatherboard lean-tos with skillion corrugated iron roofs on the south-western and north-western sides.

Internally the building is unlined and has a concrete floor. Timber partitions, of painted, moulded pine boards, create separate rooms at either end.

At the rear of the building there is a separate earth ramp and timber platform forming vehicle maintenance ‘pit’. A structure that was probably a small generator room is located nearby.

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