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Post date: 21/07/2021
The site comprises two old wagon sheds located a short distance apart. The eastern shed is older and has a mud brick construction. It has a hipped roof and sits on a stone foundation. Although one of the walls of this structure is nearly falling over, the overall preservation of this old structure is relatively good. The western shed was built with orange face brick and has a hipped roof. This western shed appears to be older than 60 years whereas the eastern shed may be older than 100 years. It seems likely that these two structures formed part of a historic farmstead.