I have never been impressed by the Railway Station at Kandos. It has always seemed small and unassuming, lacking the flamboyance of Mudgee, the charm of Clandulla and Rylstone, and the stability of Lue. Unlike those stations, which were built on the Mudgee-line in the 1880s, Kandos was established three decades later; and there-in lies its difference…
This article by Colleen O’Sullivan appeared in the Mudgee Guardian on 22 July 2013.
The featured image of Kandos Railway Station, consisting of only a waiting shed, platform and sign, appeared on the 1915 Company Land Sale Prospectus.
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How Kandos Got Its Railway Station
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Four things about me. I like reading, writing, researching and living in the country. In particular I like living at Kandos, where we have been for more than a decade. I have deep roots in this part of the country. My mother spent her early life in Kandos. My father was born at Rylstone. My grandparents were pioneers of Kandos and Rylstone. And I was born at Lue - and went to school in Mudgee. The history of this area excites me and I would like to share it with you.
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