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What is recorded here

Detached six-bay double-height goods shed, built c 1850, having two-bay gables and with over-sailing roof to former loading bays on west elevation. Gabled porch to south gable. Pitched slate roof having bargeboards to gable ends. Dressed limestone walls with brick surrounds to all openings. Some blocked full-height openings to front and blocked windows to upper rear elevations. Segmental-arch openings with cast-iron windows and limestone sills to south gable. Timber battened double-leaf doors to segmental-arch former loading bays and to south gable.

This former railway warehouse forms part of a group of related structures at Templemore Railway Station. The grey limestone, purple slate and pale brick dressings add colour and textural interest to the site. The shed retains many original features such as the glazed and cast-iron windows and the timber battened doors.

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