DescriptionWoocalla station building, Trans-Australian Railway, about 1920 (SLSA PRG-625-1-19).jpg
English: A wooden station building at Woocalla. It was typical of most of the approximately 50 station buildings installed when the Trans-Australian Railway was built in 1917. They were constructed at Port Augusta, South Australia, and transported, assembled, by rail to their locality.
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A wooden station building at Woocalla, typical of most when the Trans-Australian Railway was built in 1917