Ironmungie Road Woolshed nothhcote Ken House occupies a two-storey

Ken House occupies a two-storey commercial building in Shimizusawa

its corrugated iron roof consumed by rust

One of the original platform seats sits on the 88-metre concrete platform at Bombala Railway Station

a grimy window casting flat light across the room

Ironmungie Road Woolshed nothhcote Ken House occupies a two-storeyMismatched corrugated iron panels cover the walls of this large rural woolshed, rust bleeding across the ridgeline where the sheets meet. The gable end faces open pasture under a heavy, cloud layered sky. Corrugated galvanised iron became the dominant cladding material for Australian rural buildings from the 1850s, suited to a pastoral climate that asked a lot of its structures. Part of The Woolshed series.