Built in 1921 as part of the Bombala railway line, Jincumbilly Station was a modest stop serving the surrounding rural community. Primarily used for livestock freight, it once saw occasional passengers waiting on its small platform, watching for the train. Operations ceased in 1975, leaving the station frozen in time. Now sitting quietly on crown land, its weathered structure stands as a relic of a railway era that once tied remote regions to the rest of New South Wales.
This fine art photography print captures the charm of Australia’s railway history, blending nostalgia with the quiet beauty of rural landscapes. A perfect addition for collectors of historic imagery and those who appreciate the remnants of a bygone era.
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