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The Old Tenindewa Store and Rail Bridge
Point of Interest
Description
This is a Free Point of Interest. Pets are allowed. It is accessible to caravans. No camping or overnight parking allowed.
The first Post Office at Tenindewa was carried on by Mrs. Eves (mother of Mr. George Eves) in 1910, and then when they moved to “Illino” [A farm in the Wongoondy area] it went to Mr. Norman Fry’s residence (the Big House) across the road, and it was conducted by Miss Fry. In 1918 Miss Fry left the district and went to live in Victoria.
Railway Siding - The Tenindewa siding was opened in 1908 and was named KOCKATEA on 1.9.1908. It was renamed TENINDEWA on 1.8.1909. The siding was eliminated on 12.1.1987, though a new crossing loop for iron ore trains was completed in the last couple of years
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