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More than just an outbuilding
The Old Errowanbang Woolshed, located near Carcoar in New South Wales, is considered one of Australia's most unique and significant historic structures, transcending its utilitarian roots as a mere farming outbuilding. Built in 1886, it is a rare example of a four-story, architect-designed, multi-storied shearing complex, which allowed for the entire process of shearing, sorting, and packing to occur under one roof.
A walk through history, this book guides readers through the unique features of this significant building with loads of photographs and short descriptions.
Written by Russell Moor
More than just an outbuilding
The Old Errowanbang Woolshed, located near Carcoar in New South Wales, is considered one of Australia's most unique and significant historic structures, transcending its utilitarian roots as a mere farming outbuilding. Built in 1886, it is a rare example of a four-story, architect-designed, multi-storied shearing complex, which allowed for the entire process of shearing, sorting, and packing to occur under one roof.
A walk through history, this book guides readers through the unique features of this significant building with loads of photographs and short descriptions.
Written by Russell Moor
