Highlands History | Gatehouses ensured safety at level crossings

Updated November 14 2019 - 12:21pm, first published 10:23am

Meryla Siding was a stop between Moss Vale and Exeter on the single-track Great Southern Railway from Sydney that was built through the local district, opening to Goulburn in May 1869. A gatehouse was erected nearby to service a level crossing. This building is still in existence as a private residence in the locality, now known as Werai.

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