This photo taken on 1 December 2012 when I managed to get this photo of CBH008 ‘Tenindewa’ passing the Railway Sign at Tenindewa. Regards Phil Melling
Nundamurra Waterhole
View PostTenindewa Rail Siding 1977
View PostThe Long Lost Sign
When the Tenindewa Railway siding was eliminated on 12.1.1987 a builder from Geraldton named Carnamello had the contract for the demolition task. He kept the Tenindewa siding sign and not long …
Tenindewa Receival Point
View PostThe Tenindewa Stockyards
These yards are typical of many, many rail sidings throughout country Australia.This one would be one of very few remaing if not the only one remaining. The stockyards are located …
Tenindewa Store & Post Office
View PostTenindewa School Site
Tenindewa Primary School was opened from 1914 to 1939. The first school at Tenindewa opened on the 31′ March 1913 in a building donated by Mr. Norman FRY, one of …
Bindu School Site
Bindu School was opened in 1923 and closed in 1928. The memorial plaque was unveiled in 1988 by former teacher, Mrs. Driscoll (nee Costello) who taught at the school in 1927. …
Tenindewa Rail Bridge
View PostFarmer wants a wife
View PostCritch House 2011 / Troy House c1930
View PostTenindewa Pioneer Well (Woolya Water Reserve)
Early history of Wollya Water Reserve Researched by Lance Stevens Southern Cross Historical Society 2010 The availability of water for settlers in the newly opened district of Tenindewa was a …
Woolya Reserve
Tenindewa has had a few names including Kockatea over time but originally it was known as Woolya after the aboriginal spring or soakage on water reserve 945. These days it …